Sentence examples similar to predicted hiccup from inspiring English sources
Working with McKinsey's QuantumBlack unit, they built a software system called Nerve that not only keeps track of every data point on all 550 clinical trials testing Novartis drugs, but also uses analytic software to predict potential hiccups in the execution of those studies.
Sen. Dean Heller (R-Nev). reportedly characterized the allegation of the three-decade-old assault made by a professor in California as a "hiccup" and predicted that Kavanaugh would soon win Senate confirmation.
Stalinism was only an evil hiccup in the course of history — the course, correctly predicted by Marx and Engels, that led to the classless society.
But Senator Dean Heller, a Republican of Nevada, predicted Donald Trump's nominee would be confirmed, despite what he called the "hiccup" of allegations by the California university professor that Kavanaugh attacked her in high school.
Kai-Fu Lee, chief executive of the start-up incubator Innovation Works and a former vice president at Google, predicted that the downturn would not halt the big investments, even if there were some hiccups.
"Unbelievable: Senator Heller just dismissed a credible sexual assault allegation as a 'hiccup' — and predicted Kavanaugh will still be confirmed soon," Rosen wrote on Twitter.
No one however, can predict the curveballs and hiccups thrown our way everyday.
Despite slight sales hiccups in August 2015, experts predict that prices are going to keep on rising.
(Sputter, fist slam, hiccup).
