Sentence examples for obvious pitfall from inspiring English sources

Back into 2010, you were also already onto this obvious pitfall.

One obvious pitfall in shifting from region to region is the temptation to immediately compare one with another.

The obvious pitfall is that it loads unrealistic expectations upon players whose advanced development in relation to their peers owes so much to their physical precocity.

Labrinth avoids the most obvious pitfall – he can actually sing – but writing words seems to flummox him: "I'm out of my mind like in a mental asylum" runs Treatment's chorus.

Mr Uribe has called asset seizure one of the anti-narcotics tools "most feared" by the mafias.So far, Colombian officials have managed not to abuse their confiscatory power to persecute political opponents, the most obvious pitfall of the policy.

And if they don't have a viable methodology for determining what to buy, what not to buy, what to outsource, and what to upgrade, throw out or retire, they are going to lose out to the companies that do.Perhaps a less obvious pitfall when it comes to information management is understanding the relationship between IT and brand.

There are also some obvious pitfalls.

"The Man in My Basement" walks a thin line past obvious pitfalls.

(Losing one's writerly control is one of the obvious pitfalls here).

But she now sees that she had overlooked some obvious pitfalls.

But Bausch, in both cases, steers clear of the obvious pitfalls.