Sentence examples for a technical misstep from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ziemba, like Ms. Monk, is an appealing and polished veteran who never makes a technical misstep.

"We demand these reviews so the NSA can constantly improve and correct any technical missteps that may impact Americans.

What if these computers had been at a hospital?" Saaf said such a problem had never occurred before, and he suggested that Revision3 might have made its own technical misstep.

The technical misstep embarrassed congressional leaders and put the brakes on quick approval of funding for Obama's plan to deploy another 1,500 Border Patrol and other law enforcement personnel along the border with Mexico.

In the piece, Kurt Eichenwald tracks Microsoft's decline as he revisits a decade of technical missteps and bad business decisions.

After a series of technical missteps that are draining Nevada Geothermal's cash reserves, its own auditor concluded in a filing released last week that there was "significant doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern".

A couple of small technical missteps likely contributed to their 193.12 score.

Despite its technical missteps and a blunt ending that would benefit from a smoother touch, "Bintou," written in French by Koffi Kwahulé of the Ivory Coast and translated by Chantal Bilodeau, remains a fiery 90-minute one-act.

Nasdaq's chief executive, Robert Greifeld, said he was "humbly embarrassed" by the technical missteps, brought on by an enormous volume of trading.

Its $5.6 billion acquisition of ATI Technologies in 2006 and technical missteps almost led to the company's collapse.

Diplomats and nuclear experts said the rise appeared in fact to reflect honest technical missteps rather than evidence that Iran had embarked on secret enrichments at higher purities.