Sentence examples for is a pitfall from inspiring English sources
But keep in mind that assuming what you think is the truth actually IS the truth is a pitfall and should be avoided.
Self-incrimination is a pitfall when artists share their process.
Ah, but there is a pitfall that can leave the unwary messed up -- farpotshket, if you will.
— 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.
When it comes to mental health this is a pitfall I am determined to avoid and a point I made recently to the Royal College of Psychiatrists where I spoke of the need for continuity of policy – accelerated improvement based on established principles, not endless reorganisation.
Lack of training roadmap is a pitfall hampering the improvement process (Houshmand and Jamshidnezhad 2006).
"My son's incident was a pitfall of being 18," he said.
Yes, that's a pitfall but I think we've avoided it".
No doubt, that's a pitfall of playing someone who's always acting, but it can push Con toward caricature.
"The way the offices are set up promotes communication and interaction," she said, adding, "That was a pitfall yesterday".
