Sentence examples for less execute from inspiring English sources

It added: "How, one might ask, is it possible to plan for the long term, much less execute on those plans, when succession planning in the executive suite looks more like crisis management?" In a statement, Canadian Pacific dismissed the analysis and recommendations.

But after a few months he was replaced; some former executives said he was too slow to even articulate his strategy, much less execute it.

In 1983, the central government of China issued the No. 5 document, it required that when minority members are involved in judicial cases, the police department and court should arrest less, execute less, and the verdict should be lenient.

In the final minutes, a moment of sheer genius from Neymar, Brazil's star forward: he made the incisive sort of pass that appears logical and inevitable on a television replay, though you marvel at how he could have conceived of it at field level, running at full speed, in the dying moments of a match, much less executed it to perfection.

The resulting topographic map is more compact and requires less executing times and resources than in previous works [gouiffes08].

In this article, we aim to propose algorithms to maintain the advantage of the MSP algorithm with faster convergence, lower complexity and less executing time.

Simulations reveal that both proposed algorithms achieve similar performances as the MSP algorithm with less executing time, and show better performances than the existed alternating minimization algorithm in terms of sum rate.

As the intense backlash against McLaughlin indicates, there's not much appetite in California for punishing people — much less executing them — for their sexual orientation.

Special attention is needed for high-risk patients with a relatively higher eGFR and not (or unknown) admitted high-risk patients, as hydration was statistically significantly less executed in these patients.

Taking Back Sunday is no less histrionic, executing a comparable mix of wailing guitar and plaintive (if confrontational) lyrics.

In a less successfully executed visual conceit, the child Grisha frames the production, tossing a balloon at the rise of the curtain, pulling his toy trains off for a scene change and predictably ending the play.