Sentence examples for time traps from inspiring English sources

In particular, several flaws often found when dealing with these factors result in so-called "time traps".

Avoid age or time traps: bosses often promote persons with more seniority (one who has been there) and longevity (which is not necessarily worthwhile "experience").

There it persists for a long time, trapping heat as a greenhouse gas.

"We are really with him the whole time, trapped in this forest prison," he said.

Most of the time, trapped in his office, Mr. Stewart receives supplicants.

A better use of new technology is often advocated as a solution to this time trap.

Isolated from society, he spends his time trapping butterflies in jars and watching them die.

But there are up to 20,000 at any one time trapped in what an Institute for Public Policy Research report calls the "myth of transit".

"I appreciated the time trap argument but I didn't fully accept that they couldn't get some of the methodology changes in place".

There he found no restaurants serving food suited to Brazilian tastes and, worse, was forced to spend his free time trapped indoors watching the snow pile up outside.

The capsule, with rescuer Manuel González inside, entered a primeval realm of rock and darkness where the miners survived more time trapped underground than anyone on record.