Examples of using Fall into the trap in English and their translations into Slovak
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Perfectionistic people often push themselves harder than others to succeed, but can also fall into the trap of being self-critical
Otherwise, the EU would fall into the trap of protectionism and of increasing subsidies to various special interests within agriculture.
Without enough experience, they often fall into the trap of trying to solve the talent selection on their own.
Many people fall into the trap of fear, or negative intention,
(Ecclesiastes 7:16) Pride may play a role, and some fall into the trap of independent thinking.
therefore reduce the number of victims who fall into the trap in the first place.
Never fall into the trap of being asked to judge people,
Many civil society organisations fall into the trap of catering to their existing supporters,
a Pisces can fall into the trap of depression and find it hard to discover a way out.
We sometimes fall into the trap of wanting to do it"right"
New traders can often fall into the trap of getting over excited following their first win,
In our busy lives, we can easily fall into the trap of believing we don't have time to pray.
Never fall into the trap of the enemy, under the deception of the spirit of error,
Many of us fall into the trap of“Think globally, act globally.”.
Without KPIs, many small businesses fall into the trap of treating the symptoms of problems rather than understanding the root causes.
It said the EU should not"fall into the trap of a Brexit without end, sterile for our economies
Leading central banks should not fall into the trap of raising rates‘too slowly
don't want to do with our lives and in the end, many fall into the trap of cultural and social imposition, and we lose ourselves in the process.
let us not fall into the trap of Europe bashing- on bashing ourselves as European institutions.
Many consumers are just not aware that GM food is sold in Europe or simply fall into the trap of illegible labels