Sentence examples for may be a glitch from inspiring English sources
The problem may be a glitch in production, or the difficulties of immunising dialysis patients whose underlying conditions mean they often have weakened immune systems.
Engineers suspect the problem with NICMOS may be a glitch in its cooling system.
Be careful when connecting: If you cancel halfway though there may be a glitch where you lose one character.
Sometimes, there may be a disruption or glitch in the MiWi wireless network that prevents the coordinator from receiving the data from the patient.
A glitch may be a disruption to a system, but as an art community and a scene, it is a system unto itself.
Cameron's comments were backed up by the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, who insisted preparations were going "very smoothly", though he admitted there may be a few "teething problems" or "glitches" along the way.
Novel drug delivery system (NDDS) may be a preference to minimize the glitches related to conventional formulations like variation in drug efficacy and absorption, physicochemical characteristics of the active molecules and carriers or their improper incorporation in the conventional vehicles.
Only honest thing to do". - "In all seriousness, there may be an honest mistake or computer glitch and we're getting to the bottom of it now".
If the 2.5percentt figure is correct, millions of Americans may be misreading a glitch in their cognitive software — analogous to colorblindness — as a personality flaw.
