Sentence examples similar to such a hitch from inspiring English sources
Non-conjugal plasmids can arise as cheaters in such a system and hitch-hike on conjugal plasmids during conjugal transfer.
But running such one-night operations comes with a hitch, Klentz added: You only get one shot.
While the theory that such bacteria hitched a ride on a meteorite and made their way to Earth may seem far-fetched, the idea has gained support from new research unveiled this week at the 2013 Goldschmidt Conference in Italy.
Stewart also said that urban numbers such as "Baby," "survive their makeovers without a hitch".
Luddin has arranged such meetings before for journalists, and they have gone off without a hitch.
The hitch is that such a biology-based system will not be available for a decade or more.
Mr. Hitch had hit such a groove with his art by the late 1980's, it is hard to understand why the alcohol eventually won.
The hitch is that such a practice-consequentialist approach is unlikely to support the Mohist doctrine of equal care for all.
This was not the first time in his career that he had endured such an unexpected, and upsetting, hitch.
Hannon Armstrong, one of the financial-service firms involved, says it has arranged more than $1.5 billion-worth of such securities.The hitch is that 80% of ESCos' customers in America are from the various branches of the government, along with schools, hospitals and universities.
