Sentence examples for sound to execute from inspiring English sources

They also found that, when it is very noisy, market makers sell their holdings at deeper discounts.Since traders rely heavily on sound to execute deals, it would be surprising if the sound level did not increase before big price movements.

Sir Basil Thomson of Scotland Yard commented that "there was some difference of opinion as to whether it was sound policy to execute spies and to begin with a patriotic spy like Lody".

If this sounds hard to execute in a split second, it is.

It would be hyperbolic to declare the Astros' offseason a resounding success, but on the heels of their franchise-record 103 wins, the club needed only to execute sound roster tweaks.

Indeed SCN pathogenesis does not only disrupt the photosynthetic machinery but also the plants ability to execute sound phytochrome signaling.

But his structural ideas, despite being sound on paper, were difficult to execute.

One has to be fundamentally sound in action and thought to execute at a snail's pace.

As Hartwig said of Stevenson, "He's running well and his technique is very sound, but he still has to execute the jump in the final the way he has all year".

Student failure modes include adopting the wrong product strategy, failure to execute a sound strategy of producing a product that meets market needs, failure to drive costs down, poor product positioning and/or communication, poor forecasting and inventory management, and poor team dynamics.

The community view perceives good mental health or "a sound mind" as the ability to execute roles and responsibilities expected within a given social and cultural context.

But what sounds simple can be difficult to execute.