Sentence examples for a further snag from inspiring English sources

Now a further snag could put off a transfer of title for months.

A further snag is that the peace treaty that ended the civil war in southern Sudan, which is seen as a blueprint for ending the war in Darfur, seems to be on the verge of collapse.

Mr Djindjic says he would prefer a proper federation of the two republics but that "Serbia is in a position to feel equally relaxed about accepting either of the solutions".He sees a further snag.

The track, a huge departure from his melancholy Grammy-winning album "Morning Phase," is further snagging ears after the artist licensed the original version for a new series of TV ads for Acura cars.

As shooting dragged on, there were further snags.

Photograph: Reuters/Blair Gable Updated at 9.57am BST 9.39am BST More on Greece where further snags to any agreement appear to be emerging, The government and the troika are reportedly arguing over a €555m dividend due to be paid to Greece by its banks by the end of the year.

That could mean big earnings hits for some banks—and a further tightening of credit, snagging an already-tiring economy.

In a further validation, Neat recently snagged $2 million in funding to develop its tech and increase marketing.

The snag, however, is that a small revaluation of only 5% might encourage expectations of a further appreciation and attract more capital inflows.

It also takes the embedding the league already offers a step further, allowing users to snag video as they watch and drop it into their own feed that can be embedded on their own site.

Analysts warn that the recent gains could collapse just as quickly if the administration's asset purchase program hits a snag or housing deteriorates further.