Sentence examples similar to Temporary snag from inspiring English sources
Suburban bloggers, though, spawned a subgenre of narratives about diaper changing, neighbor trouble, temporary traffic snags and other subjects rarely considered worthy of publication in previous eras.
They were reminded of that a year ago when a temporary shortfall in imports combined with distribution snags to cause the price of tortillas to soar.Despite the long transition to free trade, little has been done to prepare small-scale farmers.
There are millions of individuals whose otherwise stable financial lives can be upended by one unexpected event that snags them in an otherwise temporary liquidity crunch.
Separately, she has created a foundation called Children With Autism Deserve Education, or CADE, with the aim of providing temporary aid to children whose treatment for autism is interrupted by medical insurance snags.
As time passes, snags will be ironed out or realized for what they are: minor and temporary shortcomings.
Keith Christiansen, the Met's chairman of European paintings, snagged some of the museum's most coveted rooms — nine galleries once used for temporary exhibitions at the top of the Great Hall stairs — increasing the space for European paintings by nearly a third.
