Sentence examples for trap of getting from inspiring English sources

They stayed away from the trap of getting someone who's been around for 25 years, who's set in their ways and a bit sceptical".

Neatly avoiding the trap of getting into the handset-manufacturing game, the company has instead developed an Android app that really ought to be codenamed Cuckoo because it effectively takes over any handset on which it is installed.

"A lot of people in those product-manager positions fall into a trap of getting into a startup that's like a nightmare: crazy hours, totally disorganized, toxic environment," Wong continued.

Complementary to these advises on candidate hot topics for their research I try to help them in not getting into the trap of getting too technological and lured by buzzwords.

Don't get caught in the trap of getting angry or resentful.

7. I have always been against falling into the easy trap of getting stuck in the rut of everyday life.

He has repeatedly said he will not be the "pundit in chief," and said on Sunday that he did not want to get "into the trap again of getting involved in this primary".

Although activity is often inefficient, the task of rescuing persons who are trapped and of getting the injured to first-aid facilities is usually accomplished fairly expeditiously, often before outside help arrives.

Pritchard warned against accepting mediocrity, or being seduced by the trap of "just getting something out there quickly". Craft requires time.

Scavenging animals, drawn to feed on trapped animals, would have a chance of getting trapped themselves.

Mercedes must never fall into a complacency trap, nor the importance of getting the best out of the drivers.