Sentence examples for points out the pitfalls from inspiring English sources

Another Park Service site, Researching and Interpreting the Underground Railroad (www.cr.nps.gov/history/exugrr/exuggr1.htm), points out the pitfalls of oral history and local legend, while providing a bounty of potential sources.

The company also points out the pitfalls of the highly competitive environment for digital music services today — another hurdle.

He set the record straight in the newspaper, explaining that he'd meant to point out the pitfalls of the scientific technique.

A way to go about it is through mentoring programs in which older athletes point out the pitfalls that younger athletes face and suggest ways around them.

Ethan McSweeny, who directed "A Time to Kill" in Washington and is now directing it on Broadway, and Mr. Holmes both pointed out the pitfalls in staging courtroom dramas.

The firm did recommend you take independent financial advice and an adviser is likely to have pointed out the pitfalls which the franchisor, and other franchisees who are doing well, didn't.

Foreign businesses have come to rely on Cambodia's civil society groups to act as honest brokers, pointing out the pitfalls in an economy marked by corruption and weak law enforcement.

And Seattle's enshrinement of Piketty doesn't explore the subtleties of his argument: even if he is effective as an inspiration to fix wealth inequality, he is pointing out the pitfalls as well.

Without being as explicit as she was on her debut, Musgraves's second major-label album makes subtle points about the catch-22 of being a woman in country, a phrase that usually only comes up to point out the pitfalls of being one.

What good is pointing out the pitfalls, without offering counsel for better choices in the future?

Though he is quick to point out the pitfalls, Kamen loves talking about the future.