Sentence examples for Some disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Some disadvantage of these methods were fraction of oxidation, hydrolysis, and ionization due to excessive extraction time and relatively higher temperature (Duarte et al. 2010).

"The informality of it was some disadvantage," Mr. Christopher said.

However, these systems have some disadvantage related to the costs of the biocatalyst.

That reason is that the company, rightly or wrongly, appears to believe that unions put it at some disadvantage.

The conventional production of biodiesel in the batch reactor has some disadvantage such as excessive alcohol demand, short catalyst life and high production cost.

Friedrich Engels, the father of Communism and wealthy friend of Karl Marx, appears to some disadvantage in this incisive novel narrated by Lizzie Burns, his common-law wife.

There are some disadvantages.

S.V.O. has some disadvantages.

It also has some disadvantages.

Both approaches have some disadvantages.

Two-bladed rotors also had some disadvantages.