Sentence examples for thought to execute from inspiring English sources

China is thought to execute more drug offenders than any other country.

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

Downstream gene expression changes are thought to execute the different actions of STAT5 on cellular differentiation, survival, and proliferation.

Of particular interest are neurons expressing calcium-binding proteins (CaBP); i.e. PV-ir and CR-ir neurons (Kubota and Kawaguchi 1994) that are thought to execute highly specific inhibitory tasks during cognitive functions (Cauli et al. 1997; Conde et al. 1994; Kawaguchi and Kubota 1997).

Most marketers would never think to execute a customer acquisition strategy without a clear value proposition, segmentation, pricing, collateral, sales enablement, metrics, and brand.

You may be able to use more muscles than you think to execute a movement.

He is thought to have executed 200-400 "witches".

Only China and Iran were thought to have executed more people in 2017.

Iran is thought to have executed nearly 700 people in the first half of 2015, according to reports compiled by Amnesty International that far exceed the 246 deaths officially declared by authorities in Tehran.

Just as President Nixon claiming progress for "Vietnamization" — the process for turning all aspects of the war over to Saigon forces — Hanoi is thought to be executing a grand diversion in Laos to prove that its forces will never be contained by South Vietnamese troops and American air power alone, and that United States withdrawal, without negotia tion, will never bring peace to the region.

In all, Kim is thought to have executed over 70 "dissenters" since coming to power.