Sentence examples for trap of falling from inspiring English sources

Sometimes leaders fall in the trap of falling in love with the role.

They fell in their usual trap of falling into the usual politics of fear," Roque said.

As a result the entire economy becomes stuck in a "liquidity trap" of falling prices and depressed spending.

In the end HP's foray into 3D printing is first a way to escape the trap of falling commodity 2D printing profits and, second, a way to show the world it still exists.

About five years ago economists realized that monsters from the 1930's were once again walking the earth: Japan, the world's second-largest economy, was trapped in a cycle of falling prices and rising unemployment.

I had managed, somehow, to forget that there were phone calls from trapped loved ones, and photos of falling bodies.

Now they are home to vulnerable private renters trapped in a desperate cycle of falling benefits, squalid housing and poor health.

So beware of falling into the trap of constantly updating your value proposition and branding.

But are they afraid of falling into the trap of obvious cliches, or misrepresenting the city?

Hanson accused the Coalition of falling "into the trap of the Labor party" by attempting to isolate One Nation.

Baz gives the tale a Shakespearian heft and universality instead of falling into the trap of making a costume drama".