Sentence examples similar to Limited snags from inspiring English sources
Both retailers who have had tepid sales lately (Wal-Mart Stores, Sears) and those with rising sales (Amazon, Target) are pushing the tradition forward in a bid to snag shoppers' limited money.
The study shows that in managed forests the lack of large snags and tree cavities may limit the numbers of Ural owls, which accept these structures for breeding more readily than stick nests.
Of course there is a snag: Apple's AirDrop is limited to sharing between iOS 7 devices, so it's not an open pipeline.
In the early years, heads would queue for hours outside shops in the hope of snagging a limited-edition run of some lost Sun Ra nugget that a label had lovingly restored.
Attendance will be limited to about 400 people a day, so snag a reservation in advance.
Most telling, however, is how quickly traditional organizations hit snags when they expand beyond the limits of family control.
Shorter crop tree rotations compress successional stages and limit development and recruitment of mature forest structures (e.g., snags, den/roost trees, coarse woody debris).
The snag is that the stock of seats available for awards is limited: the number of miles redeemed has barely changed over the past five years (see chart).
Several reports have said that talks with Singapore Telecom are snagged on the insistence by Cable and Wireless HKT that the Singapore government's voting rights be limited well below its roughly 40percentt stake in a combined company.
