Sentence examples for pitfalls to using from inspiring English sources

But there are many pitfalls to using a test originally designed to measure students to evaluate teachers.

But there's a major pitfall to using RSS feeds: Given the vast smorgasbord of news feeds at your disposal, it's easy to overindulge on news subscriptions.

One way to mitigate these pitfalls is to use publicly available sources of complementary data with bearing on regulation.

To avoid these pitfalls, we chose to use just one insect species, and chose Drosophila since it is a well characterized genetic model.

Educating Kenyan girls — and their families — on potential pitfalls and guiding them to use mobile devices appropriately is more sensible, especially when they are likely to find a way to use the devices anyway.

One common pitfall for language makers is to use too many apostrophes in vocabulary words.

Through expert workshops on product design/development, community engagement and business development, field trips and group presentations, students will learn hands-on how to design social enterprise solutions, as well as the potentials and pitfalls of using ICT to address social problems.

To date, there remain significant uncertainties about both the potential benefits and pitfalls of using AM to design and optimise cellular materials for dynamic energy absorbing applications.

The data demonstrate potential benefits and pitfalls of using NA to regulate plasma NEFA and prevent lipid-related metabolic disorders.

An article on July 8 about the promise and pitfalls of using genetics to detect and treat cancer overstated the legal action taken by relatives of patients who received treatment in a research study at Duke University.

The evidence in the BUAV's report reveals the true level of suffering of many primates used in animal experimentation, and the scientific pitfalls of using primates to study human diseases and drugs.