Sentence examples for any mishap from inspiring English sources
"A country on the verge of a nervous breakdown," is how the Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee described Britain this week, railing against what she called the government's tendency to turn "any mishap into a crisis," to foment a feeling that things are worse than they are.
Mr Mbeki will take over from Mr Mandela as party president next week and, bar any mishap, as state president in 1999.
It is a harrowing few minutes, especially for the press aide/driver, who knows that any mishap would be reported in the press as "an incident involving Senator Rubio's car".
A sudden jolt (a sharp economic downturn, a new outburst of terrorist attacks, or any mishap that might befall Mr Putin himself) could tip the country over the edge again.
Although at least a million children fly solo each year, any mishap -- like two well-publicized incidents last summer when America West delivered children to the wrong airports -- makes parents anxious.
Finally, establish a regulatory-compliance defense against lawsuits for damages caused by vaccines, one that would stipulate that after a manufacturer meets the regulatory requirements for vaccine approval, any mishap from use of the product is considered nonculpable and damages would be compensated by the government.
Its length gave her just enough distance to avoid any mishaps.
She managed to clear the gym's doorway without any mishaps.
At a briefing for Chinese journalists in Beijing, Mr. Geng repeated that denial and said he had proof that Japan would be to blame for any mishaps.
That way he would be easily within reach for any emergencies in the government as well as any mishaps at home.
