Sentence examples for a serious pitfall from inspiring English sources

Most said failing to research the target company was a serious pitfall, too.

This helps him avoid a serious pitfall, an overabundance of liquid in the pan, resulting in mushy apples and a soggy crust.

Furthermore, the lack of refined integration methods has been a serious pitfall for the possibilities for industrialization and the following commercialization of products deriving from the area.

These observations helped us to identify a serious pitfall of dose-response strategy: as long as we do not have realistic prior information on the limits for which we expect the estimated values of the model parameters to be applicable, we face the risk of invalidating a true model structure by over-challenging the model.

It is also important to note that the acidic pH of around 5 maintained within the lysosomes [ 21] (that compound 3 likely faces upon the phagocytosis of the liposomes) is apparently not enough to hydrolyze the acetonide groups, which could have been a serious pitfall for these formulations if compound 3 would decompose to the much less active compound 2 [ 7].

Still, Edmunds argues that the model points out a potentially serious pitfall for countries outside of the United States considering varicella vaccination.

For the purposes of drug design, the temptation to screen for potential target genes by applying evolutionary analyses to whole coding sequences represents a serious potential pitfall.

Limited standardisation in defining injuries has repeatedly been reported as a serious methodological pitfall when comparing study outcomes [ 13, 31] and has been identified as a substantial methodological challenge for future studies [ 32].

In a preface to "The Griffin and the Minor Canon," Sendak describes his basic aim as an illustrator: "I wanted at all costs to avoid the serious pitfall of illustrating with pictures what the author had already . . .

I can understand the motivation but I think there are a lot of serious pitfalls along the way here for us to consider".

In the meantime, the review is a good idea, but its serious pitfalls are reminders of the rising costs of our national failure to fix a broken immigration system.