Sentence examples for is a potential trap from inspiring English sources

For agoraphobics, every situation is a potential trap.

Senior Conservative MP Bernard Jenkin says article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, under which formal divorce talks will take place, is a potential trap.

In his speech, Mr. Mundie will argue that one aspect of the open-source model, known as the General Public License, or G.P.L., is a potential trap that undercuts the commercial software business and mirrors some of the worst practices of dot-com businesses, in which goods were given away in an effort to attract visitors to Web sites.

I knew the South Pole base would be a potential trap and decided not to stop there.

With either of the two previous artificial legs Mr. Grimsley had used before the C-Leg, stairs were a potential trap: descending a slope or a staircase required him to go through the exhausting and slow routine of planting both the sound and artificial legs on every step.

Harmony was a potential trap for Tchaikovsky, according to Brown.

Here, too, there's a potential tax trap.

National Park Service officials, testifying before the House this week, said concerns over terror now have given way to worries that the top of the 121-year-old structure is a potential fire trap.

She fears it is a potential death trap for children in the area.

As with most techniques, there's also a potential trap: If you leave or lose your job, your ex-employer will likely demand quick repayment and if you can't repay, treat the outstanding balance as an early distribution, subject to interest and penalties.

In both situations there is a potential for significant volume trapping which is not available for cardiac output, and therefore also not for cerebral perfusion.