Sentence examples for modest hiccup from inspiring English sources

At the heart of this issue is a fairly modest hiccup: a dented treadmill, a delay because a certain model is no longer in stock.

In "Sonic Boom," his principal thesis is that the 2008 financial crisis is merely a modest hiccup in a larger trend of "growth, change and transformation at unprecedented velocity".

In short, it expects a more steady and linear increase in endorsements for same-sex marriage (with some modest hiccups based on liberals or conservatives having good election years) rather than the more sudden one that we've seen.

"All minor hiccups," he opined.

That confirms what we already knew: following a weather-related hiccup in the first three months of the year, the economy is once again growing at a modest pace.

"Hiccup city".

(Sputter, fist slam, hiccup).

Until the next hiccup.

Next came a hiccup.

Least likely to: Hiccup sugar.

There was just one hiccup.