Sentence examples for longer to execute from inspiring English sources

In any case, they would take far longer to execute than most market investors want to contemplate.

But so far, price volatility has not increased, according to the Nasdaq's study, although large buy and sell orders are taking slightly longer to execute.

It is just that his plan is taking longer to execute: "The biggest impact was the Iridium bankruptcy, which put off the buying public and gave us the need to overcome the Iridium syndrome," he said.

In 3D, the PS method required longer to execute than did the MDS method.

Figure 7 showed that the Fibonacci took longer to execute due to preemption of the vCPU on which it was running.

Time is apparently critical for portfolio entrepreneurs in the process of implementing a new opportunity or new activities because, on average, they need longer to execute new activities than "serial" or "novice entrepreneurs" (Alsos and Kolvereid 1998).

If capital punishment disappears in the United States, it won't be because voters and politicians no longer want to execute the guilty.

Therefore, unlike conventional transmultiplexer implementations, it becomes no longer necessary to execute convolution operations for each subcarrier and involve the whole shaping pulse.

In 2010, Mills determined that the large headquarters "was no longer necessary to execute the mission".

d) Acting as insurance in case it takes longer than expected to execute on the company's plan.

Even Europe's two most important military powers, Britain and France, no longer have the capabilities to execute the whole spectrum of military operations alone.