Sentence examples similar to introduced a snag from inspiring English sources
Tyson Foods ran into an unusual snag after it introduced a marketing campaign to promote its "raised without antibiotics" chicken.
In 1991, Brian Mulligan, a New Zealand physiotherapist, introduced a physical therapy treatment for cervicogenic dizziness called Sustained Natural Apophyseal Glides (SNAGs) [ 31].
R. C. Owens, a former wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers whose kangaroolike leaps above defenders to snag passes not only entered football lore but also introduced a new phrase to sports — alley-oop — died on Sunday in Manteca, Calif.
But there has been a snag: Introducing foreign genes into a cell can cause cancer.
At present, however, there is a snag.
Early on, the process hit a snag when impurities of iron and other metals, probably introduced from an irradiated shipping container, were found to impair the lanthanum phosphate precipitation by forming phosphate gels that clogged filters.
In 2010 the Consumer Code for Home Builders was introduced after a government investigation found 70% of new homes suffered snagging problems and buyers were left without statutory redress.
