Sentence examples similar to snags arise from inspiring English sources

They had to be adjusted as snags arose, but this was skilfully done; and they were underpinned with a whole range of practical improvements to the Iraqi infrastructure.

In Brussels, one potential legal snag arose Monday with the fiscal compact that most European Union members agreed to last week.

It is normal, they said, for snags to arise in the production and testing of new planes, especially when they use new technologies.

But other schedule snags may still arise.

But NBC Universal's struggles with the online property underscore the snags that can arise when trying to bolt a new media operation onto an old one.

Being prepared for all the possibilities, and knowing about the various snags that might arise, will increase the likelihood of a smooth and successful union.

It points to the snags that can arise when politicians try to get in the social-justice game.

In fact, the only snag that may arise from such a limited palette of iPhone 8 options is if it makes potential customers less likely to pay the substantially increased asking price for a black or gray smartphone.

Hall noted one snag that tends to arise -- most readers want the same few, famous sonnets.

Negotiations to sell its fiber optics operation, a transaction that could be worth as much as $4 billion, are continuing but have run into snags after the possibility arose that Corning might challenge the transaction in court.

After running into various snags in the first two spacewalks, managers on the ground were prepared to see unexpected issues arise during the complicated repair work.