Sentence examples for set of pitfalls from inspiring English sources

Flat-screen televisions have their own set of pitfalls.

But it also creates another set of problems, propagates its own failure, offers the next man the same set of pitfalls.

But that has its own set of pitfalls because the Kurds remain suspicious of Turkey, which has treated its own Kurdish population poorly.

AH: Yes, so Magento 2.0 does have a limited set of pitfalls.

That said, NI is a very new way of doing things (a spokesperson from the London Women's Clinic told me that they "don't offer that service, at all" and refused to discuss it any further) and, of course, anything new, unregulated, and involving strangers using the internet to meet up, have sex, and make babies is bound to come with its own unique set of pitfalls.

Even if they have greatly helped to automatically analyze full genomes, all the phylogenetic methods available are less efficient than similarity based methods [ 19, 20], suggesting a complex set of pitfalls in the phylogenetics approach that needs to be overcome.

Although Addy's story was not revised and the company says Marisol sold well for the year she was available, a Jewish doll presents her own set of potential pitfalls.

And, to concerned investor advocates, it also means a whole new set of investment pitfalls and potential frauds to watch out for.

In general, Wachs said, starting construction without the bulk of the property needed for the initial section creates its own set of potential pitfalls, including protracted litigation over property that could bring progress to a halt.

Few give enough thought to the pitfalls.One set of obstacles is "hard" things, such as linking distribution systems or settling legal disputes.

Secondly, we provide a set of guiding principles and identify the pitfalls, advantages, and drawbacks of studies that generate genomic data aimed at understanding transplant tolerance that is applicable to all solid transplants.