Sentence examples for skills to execute from inspiring English sources

Startup graveyards are full of visionaries without expertise or the proper skills to execute, for no other reason than ideas are not self-executing, but are rather made into being by intense engagement by skilled operators.

Many thought the 32-year-old Mosley's best days had passed, but he had a solid game plan against De La Hoya (36-3) and the skills to execute it.

Mr. Bakker devotes months, sometimes years, to puzzling over such details, and to tracking down artisans who understand what he hopes to achieve and have the skills to execute it.

GM has desperately needed new skills to execute a turnaround and proper investment of any bailout money.

All the data in the world sitting in your customer record won't help your company deliver at that moment if you haven't been properly trained, or just have the common sense and business skills to execute in the moment.

Wheeler is a climate change denier and is considered an actor with the skills to execute the same deregulatory agenda Pruitt has pursued.

That Jackson had either the means or the skill to execute Johnston's instructions was a matter of grave doubt.

Pulling it off requires a strong leadership team and a work force with enough skill to execute the tasks.

Spurs versus Heat is a basketball purist's dream: two teams with savvy coaches, smart schemes and enough skill to execute the high-wire act of adjusting on the fly at the pinnacle of competition.

Rather, if the United States really wanted to stand up and send a message to Putin, it would put its own house in order and demonstrate that it has the creativity and wisdom to craft, and the will and skill to execute, policies to advance its interests.

That sounds simple enough, but it requires great skill to execute.