Sentence examples for pitfalls which from inspiring English sources

Downing Street Diary is, above all, a historian's guide to government, with copious illustrations of the pitfalls which face ministers.

But the cards still have a number of pitfalls, which consumers should be aware of as the holiday season approaches.

The trumpeter Jimmy Owens knows every angle of approach and at least some of the potential pitfalls, which accounts for the steady equilibrium of "The Monk Project".

In fact, the Democrats seem to recognise some of these pitfalls, which is why they are more likely to compromise than the president (see article).

And Madeleine and I had a big talk about the vanity of being good, the pitfalls, which led to the scene with Grandfather, when he tells Vicky that other men's burdens are not your burdens.

The findings of this review offer useful lessons on how a country can kick start growth through FDI, but also highlight the pitfalls which may prevent investment from yielding sustainable development outcomes.

I think a pitfall which a lot of young/new authors fall into is that they'll describe everything.

But at least it would fix the current system's main pitfall, which is to discourage compromise among all parties by encouraging the proliferation of small ones.

Another important pitfall which was not seen in this study was the esophagus that lies posterior to the trachea.

The worry here is not just whether our axioms are true but whether they are even consistent (a pitfall which famously befell Frege's own system).

However, using semi-tryptic peptides, rather than full tryptic peptides suppressed this potential pitfall, which is obvious from the weak 'conservation' lack of R or K at the −1 position in the sequence logos.