Examples of using Missteps in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Consumer connectivity via social networks can broadcast missteps instantaneously to millions of people worldwide….
commit ethical missteps.
No one ever laid on their death bed thinking they should have been tougher on their friends for their missteps.
Honestly, Dan, I only hope the citizens of New York will forgive my missteps and indulgences and… allow me to continue to serve them.
Eric Allen of American Songwriter noted how"Crash My Party is melodiously rewarding despite its sporadic lyrical missteps.
said"it's never easy to face your missteps.
Now Ellison is running for reelection largely free of the kind of obstacles and missteps that troubled him in 2006.
But the Soviet Union's demise was the result of a long string of missteps, beginning with pre-Soviet Russia's inability to come to terms with modernity.
Lack of evidence" represents the argument that exempts the Minister from any mistakes or missteps.
Based on your long list of missteps over the past seven decades,
Following several financial missteps Keats' mother left the children in the care of their grandparents,
No missteps at Amy's house,
they drown in a cesspool of missteps, blame, deception.
M is not to linger on our missteps but to analyze every case as a teaching tool.
The Caribbean's debt dilemma, it is argued, should not be viewed simply as the result of policy missteps.
few patients complained about missteps, as described by Fraser. and Szalay.
So far, the US has handled the various forms of political transition in the Arab Spring without severely damaging missteps.
In 2002, plagued by political missteps and personal scandals,
Sterritt said that the script occasionally veered in"arbitrary" directions and contained missteps, such as how the Grissom
Except missteps last minute,