Sentence examples similar to an expected hiccup from inspiring English sources

The country's latest experiment with democracy is only four years old, so you would expect hiccups, at the least.

Expect hiccups since that beta tag is still in place, but if you've been craving some Android Twitter live-streaming goodness, now's your chance to get some.

Connecting to and streaming videos from YouTube (including HD) worked like a charm, albeit with some (expected) buffering hiccups here and there.

Loree Levy, a spokeswoman for the EDD, said officials expected some hiccups with the system upgrade "but we didn't know it'd be to this magnitude".

Finch might have expected some hiccups moving from midfield to attack, but Zimmerman said Finch's lacrosse IQ has helped him adapt quickly.

Levy told The Times on Monday that officials expected some hiccups with the system upgrade "but we didn't know it'd be to this magnitude".

The Trump administration could offer guidance suggesting that agencies not furlough workers because a bill is expected shortly, but any hiccup in the timing could send the government into a hard shutdown.

And there was disappointment when the market debut was delayed by a day because matching the 2,900 orders with the shares on offer proved more difficult than expected.Yet the hiccup will soon be forgotten.

It's currently in beta, so expect some hiccups.

Hiccup after hiccup — all expected, even embraced, by the hundreds of staff members who were setting up for the most expansive Olympics telecast in history.

Not every booth and appointment will allow us to bring our live cameras in, however, so expect a few hiccups.