Sentence examples for one pitfall from inspiring English sources

He noted one pitfall of car shopping on the Internet: the photographs are undated.

This is one pitfall of epidemiological studies based on questionnaire responses.

One pitfall is technical.

One pitfall to avoid, he warned, is the inevitable awkward pause after each inaugurated official completes his oath.

It's visually exhilarating, but also a reminder that psychedelic culture and religion share one pitfall: a superiority complex.

One pitfall of buying from consolidators is that these tickets usually cannot be changed or canceled (terms that have also become fairly common among online bargain fare sites).

But given Disney's increasing reliance on franchise properties, one potential pitfall is that of sequel fatigue.

Announcements on TfL this year have reminded passengers of one potential pitfall – paying for travel with a card they did not intend to use if swiping a wallet on the readers.

One potential pitfall for Trump is that his compulsive ugliness is self-propagating.

One potential pitfall of the Web, of course, is that the competition can follow the action.

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