misstep

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• The myriad missteps are laid bare in a report released by the Government Accountability Office in late January, which found that by summer 2020, most states still had not implemented the technology.

• We have been putting a lot of thought into this area for years, watching various aspects such as the missteps taken by government and the unfortunate poor intentions from supposed investors.

• It would have been easy to overlook a misstep from the face of the franchise, one of the league’s highest-paid players and a favorite of the team’s owner.

• The early missteps in public health advice are particularly painful to recall, including assertions that asymptomatic people couldn’t spread the disease, and that masks weren’t needed.

• Freedman and Madore, Riess’s chief rivals at the top of the distance ladder game, have argued in recent years that Cepheids foster possible missteps on higher rungs of the ladder.

• Another memorable, if not disastrous, misstep, of course, was his turn as Batman in Batman and Robin.

• But that misstep is a minor blip in an otherwise stellar premiere.

• After that misstep, though, Gingrey went on to give the world of public health a great deal to cheer about.

• Why did the show's proudly all-singing, all-dancing host misstep right from the moment of his bizarre jumping opening number?

• But even Jesselyn Radack, one of Snowden's American lawyers, instantly acknowledged that the interchange was a misstep.

• She had been mortified by the misstep, but the made, only one thought had occurred to her—to help him all she could.