Sentence examples for typical pitfall from inspiring English sources

Zinn's story also exposes a typical pitfall in problem solving, first expressed by Abraham Kaplan in his famous law of the instrument: "Give a small boy a hammer, and he will find that everything he encounters needs pounding". At Nickelodeon, because the team members were usability experts, they defaulted to thinking the problem was one of usability.

The diagnosis of a viral illness is the typical pitfall.

The increased FDG uptake associated with injectable fillers is a typical pitfall (Fig. 1), which may mimic a malignant tumour or an infectious process depending on the clinical situation.

The focus of this chapter is to discuss the process parameters and typical pitfalls that an operator may encounter in a day-to-day operation.

The subsequent paragraphs provide a comprehensive overview of typical pitfalls; classic signs are briefly reviewed.

Not all private equity funds do roll-ups, so you need to find the funds that prefer roll-up strategies in your industry (and can guide you through the typical pitfalls to avoid, which they have learned over the years).

The purpose of this article is to review the technical and anatomical causes of typical pitfalls, to describe how to avoid them, and to improve diagnostic confidence in diagnosing meniscal tears.

Whereas most radiologists and clinicians are well aware of classic signs for meniscal tears (in either the anterior horn, body or posterior horn), typical pitfalls in the diagnosis involve the meniscal roots and inter-meniscal connections, as well as the ligamentous attachment of the medial and lateral meniscus.

Kind of interesting how drug humor avoids the typical pitfalls of being dated, obvious or just plain dumb when it's skillfully filtered through a nostalgic sensibility, or when the behavior and attitudes of two distinctly different eras are juxtaposed.

The production team aimed for it to be a collaboration with those working on the Star Trek films to avoid the typical pitfalls associated with film tie-in video games.

"Honestly, I am pretty accepting when it comes to little things, but there is one trait that is a huge dealbreaker for me: I absolutely cannot date someone who gets easily riled and/or frustrated by typical pitfalls of driving standstill traffic, making a wrong turn, getting lost.