Sentence examples for become a pitfall from inspiring English sources

In particular, the characterization of the nanoparticles in complex matrices was regarded as a challenge which might become a pitfall for further innovation and application.

A thorough characterization of the nanoparticles especially in complex matrices is still the biggest challenge in this research area and could potentially become a pitfall for further innovation in the field.

For the mid- or long-term future, the assumption of constant structures becomes a pitfall that can create illusions.

To many in Canada, particularly those in the labor movement, the strike has become a symbol of the pitfalls of allowing large corporations to fall under foreign control.

Lincoln Center has become a lesson in both the potential and pitfalls of concentrating many different institutions on one piece of land.

In this time of dot-com promises and pitfalls, the legal profession has become a tricky terrain of opportunities and land mines, which is why George M. Dillehay, publisher of The New York Law Journal, says there is room for yet another publication for lawyers.

Despite what she viewed as the pitfalls of fame, she was determined to become a writer and when she was seventeen her father, who encouraged her writing, helped her publish her first story, Traditions (1795).

But what is marginalized can also become a form of dissent, a way to counter the prevailing arguments and sidestep their pitfalls.

This series, however, appears to have avoided any of those pitfalls, giving itself enough room to ensure the concept doesn't become a burden or a limitation.

But this transition is filled with potential pitfalls and uncertainties: without the visible camps or clear goals, can Occupy become a lasting force for change?

One of the pitfalls of making up stories because you don't like doing press is that the stories themselves become a bit of a drag, so Goatman tweaks details here and there to keep himself interested.