Sentence examples for the failure to execute from inspiring English sources

The failure to execute effectively is a sad sidelight of the megacap-stock grouping.

Able to put being the possibility that it was victim of some artificial super intelligence aside, at minute 20 54 Fallon asks Parker, "Where did Myspace go wrong?" "The failure to execute product development," Parker replies.

An error is a failure to achieve a desired objective through the failure to execute a plan correctly, through the implementation of an incorrect plan, or through omission.

He had a few good moments, but he said he was a large part of the Knicks' failure to execute in the final minutes of a 99-93 loss at Madison Square Garden.

"Is it the coach's game plan that is all wrong or the players' failure to execute it properly" came the missile.

Girardi's goal, helped by the Devils' failure to execute a smooth line change as Del Zotto sent the puck into the zone, came at 53 seconds of the third period.

To what degree does this reflect coaching and play-calling, aside from the players' failure to execute? — Black Brook I'm not sure you can separate the two things.

It was the Mets' failure to execute at a key moment that cost them in Monday's game, a brisk back-and-forth skirmish.

The Red Sox's failure to execute a double play in the sixth inning harmed Martínez last night.

The present work focuses on the preparation of recovery strategies in case an under-performance of the launcher or a failure to execute the first correction manoeuvre on time had occurred.

It was a tough loss for the Pacers, who may have played even better than they did in Game 1, where they mostly took advantage of the Heat's failure to execute.