Sentence examples for main pitfalls from inspiring English sources

When things go wrong, there seem to be three main pitfalls to avoid, three ways to fail to rescue.

The main pitfalls to be aware of are the insurance, collision damage waiver and fuel costs that are tacked on when you book.

The present paper overviews recent contributions to this subject, focussing on the main pitfalls in conducting predictive regression and on some of the possibilities offered by modern econometric methods.

We report herein with a special focus on our clinical experience: i) how additive manufacturing is progressively integrated into the management of complex central airways diseases; ii) the appealing future directions of these new technologies, including the potential of the emerging technique of bioprinting; iii) the main pitfalls that could delay its introduction into routine care.

The main pitfalls of existing nanoparticles (NPs) are mainly their poor drug loading (usually less than 5%) and "burst release effect" which brings about a premature release of significant portion of the drug before reaching the target site.

The main pitfalls of this method are to require a certain volume of blood, further enhancing the blood spoliation, and to be completed in a laboratory, increasing the lag time to diagnosis.

"Your main pitfall is exaggeration," Mr. Schardt wrote.

The main pitfall of this project for Bell was the limited time.

"Your main pitfall is exaggeration," I wrote in a note dated March 1988.

"Your main pitfall is exaggeration" was actually pre-emptive advice, not a response to something Mr. Gore had already said.

The main pitfall is allowing the course of the crisis to create a "Who lost Iran?" syndrome.