Sentence examples for create a snag from inspiring English sources

Although the measure passed the Senate last month after eight weeks of debate, significant hurdles remain, and a change of one vote in the House could create a snag.

Once the build has been done ensure you do a full check and create a snagging list before signing off the project.

At the tree scale, the total species richness was highest on the trees that had died by trunk breakage creating both a snag and a log.

Netflix reportedly beat out several other bidders at the Cannes Film Festival to snag a deal to create a movie starring Nyong'o and Rihanna, and directed by Ava DuVernay, the filmmaker behind Selma and The 13th.

Talent networks are a great way to create a knowledge base and be sure you snag the right hires before your competitor does.

Thinning as a management tool is believed to enhance understory vegetation (Hartley 2002; Carnus et al. 2006; Brockerhoff et al. 2008), to create a mix of various understory tree species or timber species (Carnus et al. 2006; Felton et al. 2010), to create snags, logs and other woody debris (Hartley 2002; Carnus et al. 2006) and to lengthen rotation periods (Hartley 2002; Carnus et al. 2006).

The piece was nose-thumbing stuff in its day, and even now it creates a mean little snag in an Olympian flow.

This would create an incentive for them to behave prudently, since borrowing costs on red bonds would be higher.But the idea has two snags.

The snag is that it creates a disincentive to save, since for every additional pound of retirement income people will lose at least 40p as the credit is withdrawn.

By all accounts, Mr. Obama seemed right at home, charmed his hosts and doubtless created a host of jealous people whose invitations obviously got snagged in the spam filter.

But HP squandered its leadership with a few bad miscalculations, creating a big enough window for Sun Microsystems to crawl through and snag the top spot.