Sentence examples for see potential pitfalls from inspiring English sources
The accuracy of results is naturally dependant on the quality of the input data (see "Potential Pitfalls" later) and sequence homology data should always be interpreted with respect to the biology of the gene or protein being investigated.
Still, it sees potential pitfalls, noting: "Whether such a requirement would be constitutional under the commerce clause is perhaps the most challenging question posed by such a proposal, as it is a novel issue whether Congress may use this clause to require an individual to purchase a good or service".
What some see as advantages -- the removal of a third person's presence, the word-for-word interpretation -- others see as potential pitfalls.
Now, it doesn't take a rocket scientist (or a studio lawyer) to see the potential pitfalls of this arrangement.
So I didn't see the potential pitfalls; I was focused on how I was going to do it," he says.
We can see the potential pitfalls or risks if we don't engage in the debate The publics get very concerned about aspects of science so engaging the debate is critical.
Second, different people approach strategic questions in accord with their natures (e.g. Bill's a cynic, so he sees the potential pitfalls as more likely than the next guy and so chooses a more defensive strategic position than Jane, the optimist).
One of the company's earliest backers was Gordon Ritter, founder and general partner at Emergence Capital, who saw potential where most investors saw pitfalls.
Mr. Spengler of Initiative said he saw a potential pitfall in differentiating "The Jay Leno Show" from Mr. Leno's work on "The Tonight Show" — as well as from "Tonight" under its new host as of May 2009, Conan O'Brien.
Whereas Dr. Eskin tended to be pessimistic, seeing all the potential pitfalls that could scuttle a proof, Dr. Mirzakhani was the opposite.
Many columnists and political cartoonists were quick to see parallels between the potential pitfalls prolonged involvement in Afghanistan held for Obama's ambitious plans for social legislation and the way in which the Vietnam War had undermined Pres.
