Sentence examples similar to any such snag from inspiring English sources
Such snags are a key reason California has turned to solar power.
He solved the Ukrainian problem by finding a friend there to open an office with no formal ownership ties to Syktyvkar.For smaller companies, though, such snags can be fatal.
In such snags, the credit card company usually just wipes off the charge and zings the bank (who zings the merchant) for an outsized processing fine.
The snag is that any such action would set alarm-bells ringing for investors with serious money at stake in banks elsewhere in the euro area.
Corbis denied any such agreement.
DMG denies any such associations.
Are there any such entities?
Most software companies currently insist customers accept end-user licensing agreements that specifically protect firms from legal claims unless local laws prohibit such exclusions.The snag is that imposing blanket liability could have a chilling effect on innovation.
But we shouldn't let such snobbery snag us in ever more congested roadways.
In a "wire-in" sale, the same florist receives an order from another city to be delivered locally, and as such will snag just 73% of the gross order.
