Sentence examples for practical pitfalls from inspiring English sources

But it reminds us of the practical pitfalls in screenwriting.

These are the practical pitfalls to weigh against the advantages you quote.

Besides these two security vulnerabilities, their scheme also suffers from some practical pitfalls such as user anonymity violation and clock synchronization problem.

However, it actually has several security loopholes being overlooked, and we show it is vulnerable to user anonymity violation attack, smart card security breach attack, sensor node capture attack and privileged insider attack, as well as its other practical pitfalls.

Despite all the potential ethical and practical pitfalls and dangers of wealth accumulation, Jesus is suggesting in this reading that it is possible to manage possessions and money in ways that can lead us into life with God.

Science support is always vulnerable to practical pitfalls, such as budget cuts and capacity shortages.

And he observes one potential practical pitfall in the method: the possibility that all participants in a survey do not have useful knowledge about what others think, and make a random choice if given two options.

But such haste may have both practical and ethical pitfalls.

And, as one unit in Iraq wrote in a letter of gratitude addressed to the manufacturer of a robot destroyed on a bomb-finding mission, "when a robot dies, you don't have to write a letter to his mother". But security analyst P.W. Singer '97 also sees practical and ethical pitfalls in the military's use of robotic technology.

We have also included a table including practical 'pearls and pitfalls' for readers' benefit (Table 1).

Researchers also need to carefully navigate potential practical and ethical pitfalls if they don't want to see their professional relationships go awry.