The phrase "as a pit of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something negative or undesirable, but without context, it is difficult to determine its proper usage.
Example: "He felt trapped as a pit of despair surrounded him."
Alternatives: "like a void of" or "as a chasm of".
It is more readily thought of as a pit of instability than as a source of opportunity.
Many savvy private-sector rivals see infrastructure as a pit of politics, corruption and bad debts—and boast of steering clear of it.SBI is used to politics, however.
A junior doctor working at a locum at a London hospital over Christmas described her experience to The Independent as a "pit of hell".
At the other end of the scale we have Richard and Emma the vampire ancients; their happy, permissive foster home revealed as a pit of sexual degradation behind the picket fencing.
This lesson looms large here in a city that has spent the last decade and a half trying to escape its image as a pit of municipal government dysfunction and corruption and establishing itself as a place of budget surpluses and streamlined administration.
Solid as a pit of quicksand?
A cancer in the body politic, as far as Lebanon is concerned; a pit of hopelessness for the 100,000 whose lands in Palestine were seized by the new Israeli state in 1948.
Jamie was later described to me by one of his lovers as, "A bottomless pit of energy and love.
During one particularly grim event, they are addressed as if they were a pit of lions.
(a) Backscatter electron image of the particle as received, resting in a pit of the transport glass slide.
His rise was met with the same shortsighted praise, as the narrative surrounding his popularity was focused on his faith and the moral high ground, as if the NFL was a pit of ill repute and sexual assault cases.
