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"The biggest hang-up is not just the size of the package, although that remains ... a concern, but also certain parts of it that many still don't think are stimulative," Nelson said.— ModerateVoters.org
The big hang-up is what to do with about $85 billion in deteriorating investments held by Lehman.— Charlotte Observer: * Home Page
When there is a hang-up, it's usually because of technical reasons, said Philip Schiller,— SiliconBeat
The experience reinforced an impression I've long had, and here it is in a sound-bite: What African Catholicism has to offer the global church is liberation theology without the hang-up over ecclesiastical authority.— National Catholic Reporter
A major hang-up, as pointed out by KaiserNetwork. org, is the inclusion of a number of substantial changes in the Medicare program.
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