Sentence examples for Potential pitfalls ahead from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mijbel's position illuminates the potential pitfalls ahead.

But May's responses underlined the potential pitfalls ahead for Labour.

A spate of quarterly results from regional banks this week is painting a sobering portrait of the potential pitfalls ahead.

In an indication of the potential pitfalls ahead, leaders in the east of Libya accused the Italians of illegally entering the country.

It suggests the potential pitfalls ahead as countries and even smaller jurisdictions such as states, provinces and cities introduce a disparate patchwork of climate-change measures.

The dispute, which began when the teachers' comments were reported in several local newspapers last week, underscores some of the potential pitfalls ahead as South Africa works to rid its curricula and history books of racism.

Even though potential pitfalls lie ahead, the work concluded last week by David Kennedy, state water resources director, and David G. Houston, the bureau's Sacramento chief, can have a significant effect on the future management of California's water resources.

There are plenty of potential legal pitfalls ahead including: direct losses for Germany on loans to Greece, ECB losses on Greek exposure, pooling of risk through bank resolution fund and backdoor Eurobonds through the OMT.

Where one side emphasized potential pitfalls that lie ahead, with an eye toward lowering expectations of pay raises for municipal workers and funds for new programs, the other side saw opportunities to enhance services for favored constituencies or reduce property taxes.

This series of posts will guide new plot holders through the process of taking on a new plot, point out the potential pitfalls, and look forward to the growing year ahead.

"Radiohead have had an amazing career and we've only just done our first album," he says, pondering the potential pitfalls of the band getting ahead of itself.