big snag
Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words
Refers to a large or significant problem.
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- The project hit a big snag when funding was unexpectedly withdrawn.
- We managed to overcome a big snag by working together as a team.
- The unexpected technical issue presented a big snag for the product launch.
- If we don't get the necessary permits in time, that could be a big snag for the construction.
- Identifying the big snag early in the planning phase saved them a lot of trouble.
- The proposed legislation encountered a big snag in the Senate, delaying its passage.
- Losing my passport right before the international trip was a big snag I hadn't anticipated.
- This sudden delay is a big snag that will push back our entire production schedule.
- Do you foresee any other big snags with this strategy, or are we clear to proceed?
- The lack of experienced personnel proved to be a big snag in their ambitious expansion plans.