initial hiccup
Frequency: 6.25.0 per million words
A problem or delay occurring at the beginning of a process.
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- Despite a few initial hiccups, the project launch was a great success.
- The software is now running smoothly after we resolved an initial hiccup with the server.
- There was an initial hiccup with the venue booking, but everything is sorted now.
- Our collaboration got off to a rocky start, but we moved past that initial hiccup.
- The construction faced some initial hiccups due to bad weather, but it's now back on schedule.
- The new policy's implementation experienced an initial hiccup, which was quickly addressed by the committee.
- We anticipate some initial hiccups when the new system goes live, but we have a team ready to handle them.
- By the end of the year, we had forgotten all about the initial hiccup that had delayed the first shipment.
- The study concluded that the initial hiccup in the supply chain had a negligible long-term impact.
- Don't worry about it; every new venture has an initial hiccup or two.