Sentence examples for that could have been executed from inspiring English sources

There were a dozens of plays on both sides of the ball that could have been executed better.

When another trader complained that he had an order that could have been executed at $99.90, the exchange's floor committee canceled the $100 trade.

He says that the events of the night of the attack were pored over by State and the Department of Defense and the Joint Chiefs, and all were in agreement that there was no extra-special contingency plan or rescue mission or operation that could have been executed to prevent the bloodshed.

They found it to be "impressive" but think that the keyboard could have been executed better, which is somewhat unfortunate because the Nokia Internet Tablet family has been aching for the inclusion of real keys since the 770.

"What is of serious concern is that the documents that were legally flawed and absolutely void could have been executed as arrest warrants, thereby depriving the liberty of the applicants," Kangwia said.

Douglas Wolfe from TV Fanatic gave the episode 4.8/5 and said that he did not think the episode could have been executed better.

Writing for Cinema Blend, Nick Venable said that it was an interesting episode, although it could have been executed in a better manner.

"Perhaps it never could have been executed because the technology wasn't there yet".

His ideal of retirement involves living "on the outskirts of somewhere or other, enjoying a tranquillity in which I won't write the works I don't write now … How sublime to waste a life that could have been useful," he says, "never to execute a work of art that was certain to be beautiful".

(Keith McIntyre, the designer, has an exhibition of work in the theater's foyer that could almost have been executed by a mad John Tenniel, the illustrator of "Alice in Wonderland").

We, however, believe that this study could not have been executed if we had not chosen a convenience sample and used the natural groups.