Sentence examples for the inability to execute from inspiring English sources

He said the inability to execute the plan without causing harm would lead to an "unsolvable stalemate".

But the lack of efficient pitching, and the inability to execute a sacrifice bunt (Maine failed twice) or to record a clutch hit in the middle innings, ultimately meant doom.

Another issue is the possible misuse of patients' time, including the inability to execute their jobs and loss of future production.

They believe that the team's inability to execute the triangle offense had been their main undoing against Detroit.

Nonetheless, over the past two years many conservatives have grown increasingly exasperated with the administration's inability to execute its policies semicompetently.

Kvitova seemed especially upset with her inability to execute the gameplan she and her coach had devised for the tournament.

Error analysis indicated that impaired performance in these animals was mostly related to their inability to execute the new strategy.

In a famous memo that circulated in Detroit during the late 1980s, Mr. Johnson complained that the company was hampered by its inability to execute.

And Alexa's key deficiency in the market right now is its inability to execute searches and answer questions.

Any lawmaker who would have us look back fondly on the George Bailey days of small bank management should remember that it was absent-minded Uncle Billy, kept on the payroll with unabashed nepotism, who nearly collapsed the building and loan because of his inability to execute a simple deposit transaction.

Canterbury's inability to execute in attack nearly cost them their 2015 existence against St George Illawarra.