Sentence examples for so many pitfalls from inspiring English sources

Turbine's creation is most impressive precisely because it could have fallen into so many pitfalls.

Did Curitiba really avoid so many pitfalls of planning in Latin America?

Some critics said the program had so many pitfalls that they were urging debtors to insist on negotiating directly with the agency.

Even so, many pitfalls could eventually bring this process grinding to a halt, not least the growing strength of al-Qaida and its acolytes, particularly in northern Syria.

But there are so many pitfalls to navigate; so many mis-steps that could result in instant disposal, under innumerable, chilling euphemisms.

There are so many pitfalls that today the Montgomery County Police Department, the lead agency investigating the sniper case, released a tip sheet titled "How to Be a Good Witness".

The holiday season had so many emotional pitfalls.

And yet there are so many obvious pitfalls in terms of the surrounding community, including issues of eminent domain.

With so many potential pitfalls surrounding it, the government may yet revert to its usual practice of taking incremental rather than radical steps.

He questioned the logic of pushing for such a broad, all-encompassing agreement when there were so many potential pitfalls for both the environment and the negotiations.

With so little reliable information in the public sphere and so many potential pitfalls, both Obama and Romney seem to have decided that it's just not worth their while to raise the issue.