Sentence examples for word glitch from inspiring English sources

Legislation to make "technical corrections" has become relatively infrequent as Congressional partisanship has mounted over the decades, but it is still done to fix minor legislative glitches (the word "glitch" is a familiar presence in anything written about Obamacare these days).

Previously I've used the word "glitch".

There's no evidence whatsoever that Congress intended this outcome, and plenty that the plaintiffs have seized on a mere wording glitch to argue that Congress meant to destroy its own healthcare reform.

The case could feature another legal battle over a wording "glitch," similar to one just fought over the Affordable Care Act, and a dispute over whether an obscure provision in the 1970s anti-pollution law authorizes a broad 21st century campaign against greenhouse gases.

The message word is "glitch", even though Obamacare just might be so popular that demand overwhelmed the computers.

This book shows how great legal precedents are established through a series of mundane moments, like child-care conflicts and word-processing glitches.

Mr. Morgenthau said word of the glitch allowing the withdrawals was probably spread among friends in the various unions.

Most mistakes its members glote [sic] over are spelling glitches or word choices.

The impending legal battle will again feature a discussion of "glitches" and "drafting errors," setting up a potential replay of this year's Supreme Court fight over a five-word phrase in the Affordable Care Act.

There is scant time for formalities now as he dashes around the 500-acre Olympic Park in east London, track-trim at 55 in his chinos, tending to last-minute glitches, spreading the word that all will be right on the day.

You can see how the genre's definition is being contested: as of this writing, LuckyMe's MySpace page bears the words "There really is no glitch hop," referring to yet another of the names used to typify the work discussed here.