Sentence examples for a snag for from inspiring English sources

And already, there's a snag for the Tigers.

That need not be a snag for those with the budgets to stage re-enactments.

There is, of course, a snag for the side who are presently fourth.

But it will be a snag for countries like Italy, where the banking sector is in poor health and public debt has reached a giddy 130% of GDP.

The times of reliability seem to be hitting a snag for the Nets, who lost for the second time in two nights and for the fourth time in five games.

This has been a snag for competitors like iZettle and mPowa.

The snag is, he says, that Norway gets no say in the framing of trading rules — which would of course be a bigger snag for an economy like that of Britain.

The tour has passed without a snag but for the three old ladies on a tuk-tuk who slipped into the heavily armed convoy en route to the opening warm-up match in Fatullah.

A potential snag for Dell: the lack of a credible in-house services business.

Facebook blamed a technical snag for the predicament of Nipon Das, a business consultant in Manhattan who spent two months trying to delete his account but nevertheless continued to receive messages and notes from friends through Facebook.

The couple hit a snag when their application for a building loan was abruptly turned down.