Sentence examples for problems in execution from inspiring English sources

Nor would he recall what he had accomplished the day before or by analysis of past experience what particular problems in execution should be a focus of today's practice session.

But the plan, backed by Chancellor Angela Merkel and opposition parties alike, is running into problems in execution that are forcing Germans to come face to face with the costs and complexities of sticking to their principles.

The crew encountered a number of problems in execution, and had very little fuel by the time it landed at Yontan Airfield on Okinawa.

The bill — which had already passed the Senate unanimously — would have granted the bureau director more autonomy to address longstanding political and bureaucratic problems in the execution of the decennial census and other important bureau surveys.

But while that's true in most settings, securing IV access can be tricky when the person assigned to the job is extremely anxious, or when the person on the receiving end is cold, nervous, obese or has a history of IV drug use, not an unlikely set of problems in an execution suite.

True to hopes, the latest report showed continued progress although previous comeback efforts have been clouded by problems in product execution.

Significant problems in program execution can be traced back to practices performed, or more frequently not performed, in the so-called "fuzzy front end" of the program.

The typical software packages ("Software Application" class) can run either on a "Native Operating System" and/or on a "Hosted Operating System": some applications don't have problems in any execution environment, while others are not able to run in virtualised mode, thus the distinction in the model.

There's no getting around it: There are just big problems in the execution of this engaging premise, and I doubt I'll be able to get beyond what I've already seen, given how regularly the show turned me off in the early going.

Problems in the execution of this process are linked to different pathological conditions, such as neurodegeneration, aging, and cancer.

If the investigator noticed any problems in the execution of either the double leg raise exercise or the hollowing maneuver the subject was asked to stop given a break of thirty seconds and asked to retry the exercise for one additional repetition.