Sentence examples for pitfall of believing from inspiring English sources

Hendrickson also said that "we have had ample evidence over the years that elected representatives, especially those with great power, can easily fall into the pitfall of believing that their will is more important than the will of the people," and in those circumstances "impeachment has proved neither suitable nor desirable".

"I'm aware of the pitfalls, but believe you me, there are plenty of records that have permeated through that haven't had standard marketing promotion practices," Mr. Stringer said.

Some solace here: Should the deal encounter one of these pitfalls, I believe that Cerberus won't walk away; rather, it will renegotiate a better price.

Our method avoids this pitfall, and we believe it is a more accurate representation of the changes that occur after a temperature shift.

However, we believe the true pitfall of using genetically modified yeasts is their limited capacity to either refine or improve the sensory properties of fermented foods under real production conditions.

While the couples all hoped that they were engaging in a new relationship that would avoid the pitfalls of marriage, some experts believe that the new law may eventually leave couples squabbling in much the same way as those seeking divorce.

However, I believe that this device does its best to avoid the pitfall of fatigue.

While we are proud of PRAiS and think it fit for the purpose of in-house monitoring, it is important to remember that a major pitfall in risk-adjustment is believing one has completely adjusted for risk.

When it comes to dealing with the pitfalls of divorce, author and therapist Christine Gallagher believes it's better to laugh than to cry.

Therefore, we do not believe that the common econometric pitfalls of DD analysis described in the literature bias our results.

Perhaps these are the natural pitfalls of the network's strategy to pick up viewers who believe the majority of the news they see on television is rife with liberal biases.