Sentence examples for an unfortunate misstep from inspiring English sources

Witnessing the tremendous amount of effort involved and the allocation of this scarce distribution capacity to our goods made me realize that it's not just an unfortunate misstep to send supplies that nobody wanted or requested.

Thankfully, the project just recently tiptoed over its funding $50,000 funding goal, so (barring any unfortunate missteps) this thing should be hitting backers' doorsteps by December.

Up until today, I treated this as just a slightly unfortunate misstep of honest well-wishers who saw a tragic event unfold on the TV and wanted to do something to help.

I consider Fear the Walking Dead an unfortunate, franchise misstep and I am concerned The Walking Dead is heading down a very similar path, as it slowly stumbles into a poorly executed parody of itself.

What a welcome surprise then that his ensuing film flies in the face of that unfortunate misstep, proving to be a layered and delicately wrought entertainment.

Another unfortunate misstep: technical errors.

FAIL Blog applied the "lolcats" model to photos capturing unfortunate missteps by man and beast.

The pork-chop frisbees and cartilaginous ribs are unfortunate missteps, but the stewed beef and the oxtail are tender and tomato-rich.

His mention of the gathering, as an example of what he views as valuable projects financed by the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts, appears to be an innocent — if unfortunate — political misstep by a leader who is known for occasional political missteps.

Early on, for example, a Chinese man seeking shelter for his family is offered a job at the college and blurts out, "For real?" This is the sort of misstep that can provide an unfortunate distraction in the course of an otherwise fine novel, a book that renders a subtle and powerful vision of one of the 20th century's most monstrous interludes.

This is an unfortunate situation.