Sentence examples for a pitfall in from inspiring English sources

It may also be a pitfall in waiting, though, for any YouTubers whose fans perceive them to be drifting away from that authentic, relatable status.

Her phrasing breathes naturally, and when these works demand a tone that sings, she supplies it in spades without veering into the lugubriousness that can be a pitfall in both scores.

— There is a pitfall in the PGA Tour's recovery package, the Tiger Asset Relief Program (TARP), and Thursday it was exposed by the unlikeliest of players, the wee South African Tim Clark.

But good teams are supposed to beat weaker ones, and the Mets' inability to do that has proved as much a pitfall in the last three seasons as their struggles in sweeping series.

Japan's economy started to turn down after 2012 and faced a pitfall in recent years.

This is also how the relevance of Positive Resilience Outcomes marks a pitfall in using VMEP to support emergency management.

There are also protocarnivorous bromeliads that form a pitfall trap in an "urn" of rosetted leaves that are held together tightly.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 a Example of an extra-ductal factor causing a potential pitfall in interpretation.

But speed, while a virtue in some instances, is a significant pitfall in others.

Assuming a cystic lesion in the pelvis is the bladder when in fact the bladder is collapsed or compressed by a large cystic ovarian tumour is a recognized pitfall in paediatric and adolescent US scanning as it is in adults.

A second contribution is the identification of a potential pitfall in the application of the approximate triangularization strategy to the class of DTSSs considered, and a suggestion to avoid it.