Sentence examples for more pitfalls from inspiring English sources

But the results of this generosity have not always lived up to expectations and there are more pitfalls ahead.Much has been done the right way.

Denmark will hold the rotating presidency of the European Union for the first six months of 2012, but this may present more pitfalls than prizes.

She warned, however, that for the smaller and midsize global players in the market, "short-term investment could present more pitfalls than opportunities.

Enter the Obamacare Team, some two dozen political operators and data-crunching technocrats charged with carrying out the biggest health care overhaul since Medicare in the 1960s — but with more pitfalls.

And I learned there are many more aficionados of late 60's muscle cars than I ever imagined -- and more pitfalls to buying old cars over the Web than I foresaw.

While the ranting from Rome sounds scary, this campaign offers more pitfalls than positive outcomes for the Vatican.

Some of the advice offered was practical in alerting first-time writers to the more obvious pitfalls to avoid in the use of plot, narrator, language and so forth.

Critics applauded at the end of the first press screening – a rarity – while festival-going Torontonians have lapped up the crowd-pleasing delights of a British period drama which stirs the emotions to an almost ridiculous degree while avoiding the more stultifying pitfalls of the genre.

But new research suggests how to avoid one of the more common pitfalls: spilled coffee.

* Unethical behavior is one of the more obvious pitfalls of overly ambitious goal setting, with potentially some of the most catastrophic consequences.

The piece details a number of safeguards and vetting that companies can implement to help avoid some of the more troubling pitfalls here.