Sentence examples for it is better to execute from inspiring English sources

Likewise, in executing a journey with low-cost and high-cost subcomponents, if the journey might be interrupted (which is not unlikely for prey animals) then it is better to execute the low-cost subcomponents first, so as to have wasted as little effort as possible if interrupted.

Instead, if the service has a low computation complexity, it is better to be executed locally.

It is another cliche of teenage writing these days that stories are liberally dosed with sexual activity - nobody does it well, as it happens, but on the whole it's better executed by the thirtysomething male writers in this field, than by the older, probably too responsible, women.

Well, it would appear that the stars are better aligned to execute what was recommended.

Rubens' estimation of his own gifts was that "by natural instinct" he was "better fitted to execute very large works than small curiosities".

"It's on us to execute better," DeBoer said.

The user can use this inequality to determine which system is better for executing the request: the IE based system or the public cloud provider.

As the male dancer, the illustrious David Hallberg is quite something on point (those feet!), while Daniil Simkin is better in executing double pirouettes (on point, yes) to both right and left.

"We thought it would be better executed than it was" in terms of sustainability, she said.

The high-level game is a computation-intensive task, which needs to be offloaded to a remote server, while the low-level game is better executed locally in most of the time.

Rebtel itself has previously offered an SDK that allowed users to make app-to-app calls and send messages, but the business presents such an opportunity that the company felt it would be better executed as its own company.