Sentence examples for common snags from inspiring English sources

The causes of the more common snags are also discussed, so the problems caused by divergent perspectives may be avoided.

There are a lot of reasons this can happen, but a new website called Disconest seeks to solve a few common snags by compiling metadata including the musical key, BPM, and time signature of your records, which should certainly be helpful to beginners.

Such pleas are not implausible, and because bureaucratic snags are common in China, they may be heard sympathetically.

That plan has hit a significant snag, a common development in the high-stakes poker game that restructurings often resemble.

Toner pumped samples of whole blood through the channels, which were coated with an antibody designed to trap any cancer cell that carries a common surface protein, much as flypaper snags pesky insects.

It will be months before DNA tests tell the full story: did those hairs belong to a black bear, a relatively common resident here, or were they snagged from the far more elusive grizzly?

These reaches exhibit islands, meanders, sandbars, underwater rocks, riffles, snags, and other once-common features of the lower river that have now disappeared under reservoirs or have been destroyed by channeling.

Although live or dead shagbark hickory (Carya ovata) were preferred as maternity roosts, snags of other trees species common to Midwest upland oak-hickory forests were also used.

Of the three gap formation mechanisms, snag-formed gaps were most common (40%).

The recount campaign process hit a major snag on Friday when a Pennsylvania common law court judge ordered Stein's campaign to pay a $1 million bond to kick off the recount.

People in the oil industry say that it is common to begin talks with a country aimed at snagging one project only to end up with another.