Sentence examples for pitfalls of making from inspiring English sources

A disciplined politician would understand the pitfalls of making so many political enemies and of acting so harshly in public.

Mr. Hasbrouck also does an excellent job of warning readers about the pitfalls of making online purchases.

He has spoken openly with friends and aides about the potential benefits and pitfalls of making such a costly acquisition in an industry he admires deeply as a reader but sneers at as a businessman, these same people said.

But such are the pitfalls of making nonfiction, to which Mr. Gibney, a graduate of Yale and the son of the scholar and writer Frank Bray Gibney and stepson of the Rev. William Sloane Coffin, is devoted.

One of the pitfalls of making up stories because you don't like doing press is that the stories themselves become a bit of a drag, so Goatman tweaks details here and there to keep himself interested.

Or is this something we're teaching medical students?" If students arrive with biases, he said, then medical schools need to teach them about the pitfalls of making racial assumptions.

This is the best way to avoid the pitfall of making an irreversible decision.

The big pitfall of making predictions is, of course, making specific predictions that miss the mark in ridiculous ways.

About the first bit: I often warn on this blog about the pitfall of making economics into a morality play in which doing what you think is right is also the magic elixir that solves all problems.

John Hurt delivers a compelling performance as the title and only character on stage while avoiding the pitfall of making Krapp a caricature.

Re "The Pitfalls of Make-or-Break Tests" (Education page, March 7): The passing score on the recently introduced placement test in reading at the City University of New York was not reduced in order to produce a higher pass rate.