Sentence examples for as a mishap from inspiring English sources

An Israeli official explained that as "a mishap".

Underwood said the incident was being classified as a "mishap".

"I would be careful not to define the incident as a mishap," he said.

Dr Michael Devlin, its head of professional standards and liaison, said it had been advising doctors for over 50 years to tell the patient and apologise as soon as they became aware of a mishap.

Bad health can be defined as the presence of disease, good health as its absence particularly the absence of continuing disease, because the person afflicted with a sudden attack of seasickness, for example, may not be thought of as having lost his good health as a result of such a mishap.

Before the debate had ended, the incident had crystallized as a Romney mishap.

The unexpected shutdown of a power generating unit at a nuclear power plant in southern Russia sent ripples of worry through the region, even as the authorities insisted that there had been no release of radioactive contamination after what they described as a minor mishap.

The burn-through problem was treated as a small mishap by the media, and did not receive significant interest until after the Challenger disaster in 1986; the only major contemporary public criticism came from NASA's Soviet counterparts.

That effort would entail months of preparation, increasing the risk of detection, and it would require elaborate safeguards to prevent a mishap that, as the paper dryly put it, would "bring the operation to a close".

Having initially treated it as an embarrassing mishap, the vice-president used a TV interview to take full responsibility after being accused of taking a flippant attitude.

Tim was the one good-looking one his goldenness treated as an embarrassing mishap by the family, as if Tim's mother had been raped by Ryan O'Neal.