Sentence examples for obvious snag from inspiring English sources
Even if you agree up until this point, you may be thinking about the obvious snag.
But he's at his most evasive when we come to the glaringly obvious snag that his proposals are not just very different to Gove's vision, but in some cases diametrically opposed.
But there is an obvious snag: what happens if or when the stockmarket tumbles?Not only would demand then fall because of the ordinary "wealth effect", but the supply side of the economy would deteriorate too, causing lower employment at every given level of demand.
Actually, it surely does far more than that, as Aldous Huxley wrote half a century ago in "The Doors of Perception" (a title that was warmly embraced by Jim Morrison, hence his group "The Doors").The implication of the research into the mysteries of the human brain is that psychedelic drugs such as LSD could have a therapeutic value but the obvious snag is that they are illegal.
Of course, there are obvious snags.
They will take into it the same qualities that have so far defined a team that has who have thrummed along without any obvious clogs or snags, and who may just turn out to be – in the best possible sense – the least "Spursy" team in recent Spurs history.
The $2 billion-ish all-stock transaction is effectively Twilio using its rich market cap (rich in terms of its revenue and profit multiples) to snag an obvious (though intelligent) extension of API-powered communications toolset.
The snag is that the obvious response to a slowing economy cutting interest rates is not an option, because inflation remains well above the Bank of England's target of 2.5% and pay rises threaten to push it higher.
The junk in the water might not be obvious until a boat or swimmer gets snagged on it.
So snagging honorees with some celebrity has obvious benefits.
Attempts to flesh out combat plans have also snagged on the reluctance of some countries to pitch their troops into a conflict with no obvious exit strategy, insiders added.
