Sentence examples for struggle to execute from inspiring English sources
Even the most well-intentioned statesman who rails against popular injustice may struggle to execute a politics that accomplishes exactly that.
And while G.M. and Chrysler are leaner in their operations, both continue to struggle to execute their strategic visions and contend with longstanding cultural issues.
Rather than sticking with an approach that their current roster might struggle to execute and that had become familiar to opponents, the new manager, Luis Enrique, segued from tiki-taka to what might be called attacka-taka.
Much of the criticism was directed at Oklahoma state officials, who had waged a long and extraordinary struggle to execute Lockett without providing details on the origin or quality of their lethal-injection drugs to his attorneys.
But Florida State looked sluggish against St. Bonaventure on Friday and struggled to execute in the final minutes tonight.
Sony, which makes the Walkman and the PlayStation, still has plenty of smart ideas but has struggled to execute them.
Shots that he makes with ease during regular PGA Tour events he has struggled to execute with any kind of consistency in the majors.
The room hummed with siblings struggling to execute a common vision — say, a field of painted flowers or a jeweled handbag applied to the chair seat as if casually left there.
But unlike China, where the government and state-owned corporations took the lead, private companies in India have headed the charge — not the government, which struggles to execute even basic construction projects.
[C2.] Still Standing in Musical Chairs Eric Nicoli, the chairman of the music company EMI, has been struggling to execute a deal with a rival since he took over in 1999, most recently with Time Warner's music unit.
Although there are moments in "Half a Heart" where Ms. Brown's gift for rendering her characters' inner lives shines through, the novel feels far more programmatic than her earlier books, as though she were struggling to execute a paint-by-numbers picture of an unfamiliar subject.
