Sentence examples for a hiccup for from inspiring English sources
"The former scenario represents a hiccup for the market, maybe a 30- to 90-day slowdown in foreclosure initiations," Mr. Humphries said.
The first sign of a hiccup for home equity credit lines came in the middle of last year, when many banks began canceling unused portions of homeowners' lines of credit.
All eyes will be on Sprint Nextel, a large wireless firm, which has an agreement with LightSquared to build and operate its network.Ironically, the LightSquared saga also represents something of a hiccup for the FCC, which has been telling anyone who will listen that America faces a looming "spectrum crunch" unless more airwaves are freed for wireless use.
But the loss of two wickets in three deliveries was only a hiccup for the Australians as Healy finished unbeaten on 37, squaring the three-match series at one-all with one game to play at Sydney's ANZ Stadium on Sunday.
Bulls think the JV matter is just a hiccup for Sunrise.
The Wall Street Journal quotes an analyst stating "It's a hiccup for the company" and "It probably won't make a big difference for Best Buy's holiday sales".
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The television series started in 1989 and, after a hiccup, ran for most of the following decade, earning "a wider audience on the planet Earth than any other entertainment show in history," according to a Times report, in 1995.
"A second vote is doable, we could always magic up a protocol," he suggests.Yet these arguments that a No spells doom for Ireland, but a mere hiccup for Europe are the wrong way round.
The rollout of the Free Basics service has been a rare hiccup for the social networking firm.
The hurricane caused a mortgage hiccup for the family, he said, as the bank wanted to be sure the house was still standing before closing.
