Sentence examples for greatest pitfall from inspiring English sources

Strange as it may seem, a knowledge economy's greatest pitfall is in becoming a Mandarin meritocracy.

Dishonesty aside, the greatest pitfall of her fraudulence was not so much that it misrepresented the scale of the problem.

Perhaps the greatest pitfall of all is neglecting to recognize the input of the child(ren) who is active in the business.

Once clear about the role of the audience, the greatest pitfall for planning any non-building based event in the UK is the possible impact from our weather!

She seemed to recognize from the start that his greatest pitfall as a poet would not be "opacity," as Ritvo says he feared, but sentimentality.

"The greatest pitfall is [falling] in love with a particular business model or brand," says Bob Snelling, president and founder of Honor Capital Group, a Plano, Texas-based lender to franchisees.

Here is one of the greatest pitfalls for beginning or inexperienced writers: Their stories are, far too often, just simply not very interesting.

Divorcing the kind of instruments that are used for appraisal from the kind of teaching that should be valued was seen by many participants as one of the greatest pitfalls of current appraisal systems.

As everybody knows, one of the greatest pitfalls of living a carnivorous lifestyle has always been the limited selection of meat-based beverages available to consumers -- but that hasn't stopped folks from trying to come up with the perfect meaty drink.

The greatest pitfalls lie in feature selection (step ii).

One of the greatest pitfalls in negotiations occurs when the negotiator for one of the parties exceeds his/her authority in reaching agreement.