Sentence examples similar to if a snag develops from inspiring English sources

If a snag had developed during this review period, both companies' stocks most likely would have plummeted, with ominous implications for the companies' balance sheets, their customers' confidence, and their employees' morale and for future consolidation in the industry.

On his third birthday, however, a little snag developed.

The new snag developed over a British proposal that the European Economic Community should accord special favors to India and Pakistan, two of the leading members of the British Commonwealth.

Another snag developed over plans to lay down a second track on a heavily traveled stretch between Albany and Schenectady that is a frequent bottleneck for train traffic.

If 11th-hour snags develop in the negotiations with the Yankees on a contract that reportedly could reach more than $300 million over 10 years, who's on deck?

If a crush develops, who knows.

Let's see if a pattern develops.

But a snag has recently developed: the building occupies riverfront real estate, which its owner has realized could be put to use much more profitably as residential.

- Prepare for a snag like if you're stuck in traffic on the way.

Although the present code (DNRM 2014) only prescribes the retention of standing habitat trees, if an industry developed around the harvesting and use of poorly formed trees, the Code may need to be extended to provide guidelines for the retention of snags (standing dead trees) and coarse wood material on the forest floor for fauna habitat functions (Woldendorp and Keenan 2005).

"When we were about 600 nautical miles from Australia our fishing boat developed a snag and started sinking," the man said.