Sentence examples for many snags from inspiring English sources

The victory after the many snags earned the players a day off today.

There are many snags in playing the won bond game.

Our results show that forest stands with ⩾200 recently decayed snags/ha (⩾9 cm dbh) exhibit higher predicted probability of selection for nesting by Black-backed Woodpeckers, and most of the cutblocks with a nest tree originate from harvesting with advance regeneration protection with at least that many snags.

Backstage in the press room Monday, Recording Academy President Neil Portnow spoke about the night's many snags.

The last forest stage, old growth, is reached after 250 years and includes many snags, downed and dead trees, and fallen logs.

Moreover, the trial of Slobodan Milosevic, ex-president of Yugoslavia, has run into many practical snags.

However, it was not clear whether Hezbollah would accept Israel's terms, and the deal faces many potential snags.

Because of the many potential snags, some experts see terrorist strikes on chemical plants and transportation links as an easier way to release noxious clouds that could injure or kill many people.

He also had to find a certified contractor to draw up a general plan for the project to take to the Russian standards agency, which would then oversee every detail of the construction work no doubt finding many more snags along the way.

There were too many snares and snags involved "to invite general participation in the process of suggesting etymologies".

Many become snagged in them, or eat them potentially fatal mistakes.