Sentence examples for serious snags from inspiring English sources
But after months of building up momentum, Obamacare has hit serious snags, and Mr Obama's deadline looks likely to be missed.
These composing and editing limitations are serious snags, because a camcorder like this one could be perfect for the many local TV news operations that currently broadcast their in-studio anchors in high definition, but never get high-def from the field.
That popularity has hit a serious snag.
But the drug trial hit a serious snag.
The efforts of Hartmarx, the men's clothing company, to move out of bankruptcy hit a serious snag on Friday when Wells Fargo, its main creditor, announced its opposition to the company's choice of a preferred buyer.
But now, plans to build a shopping center along Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive have run into a serious snag because no financing has been found for the $30 million garage that is needed to make the project work, officials said this week.
As philosopher John Shelton Lawrence pointed out in his account of the incident in Fair Use and Free Inquiry, there was, however, a catch to this "victory," a "serious snag in the final determination of the Customs Department".
Although the signing of agreements with insurers is a mere two days behind the original schedule, it led to speculation that there were serious technical snags.
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Clearly, tolerance has hit a few snags, some more serious than others.
