Sentence examples for is full of pitfalls from inspiring English sources
But borrowing from Shakespeare is full of pitfalls, too, as Hamlet in Bed at the Pleasance proves.
Its terrain is full of pitfalls, and I suspect that Darwin would have been skeptical of it.
That's enough to deal with smaller economies, but not to back stop Italy and Spain, which need to refinance some €320 billion ($430 billion) and €142 billion respectively in 2012.Unfortunately, like many clever wheezes, this one is full of pitfalls, both for the Europeans and for the IMF.
I also love Burgundy, but thats a tricky, not to mention expensive, area that is full of pitfalls.
Through the game, the principal, the game leaders but most of all the stakeholder-participants experienced and realized that the management of development planning in urban networks is a very difficult task and is full of pitfalls.
He adds that the Petraeus-for-McChrystal switch will hold off short-term political trouble for Obama, but the road ahead is full of pitfalls.
Schools in particular can be full of pitfalls.
"This will always be full of pitfalls and one can fall down on both sides".
The way they're interpreted can vary greatly – and that can be full of pitfalls.
Jazz/classical crossovers can be full of pitfalls, but this one is a triumph.
One of the Bill's opponents, the former children's minister Tim Loughton warned the Bill was "full of pitfalls".
