Sentence examples for a slight drawback. from inspiring English sources

A slight drawback for the current crop of dancers is that when Lucinda Childs herself appears in the grainy black-and-white film footage, eyes tend to leave the dancer (an adept Caitlin Scranton) now enacting this role on stage.

A slight drawback is that during heating, the electrical resistance does not vary linearly (Fig. 6b).

A slight drawback to this shrewd scheme is the Xscreen's price, $4871, but that's still considerably cheaper than that 100-inch plasma display.

Pure functional data structures may on the one hand be a slight drawback in terms of performance, but on the other hand give low cost access to data that needs to be replayed.

Another plus, the Sixty has self-canceling turn signals -- a tremendous advantage, and a safety feature -- but it has no fuel indicator -- a slight drawback, since it means having to keep very close track of mileage or forever be popping the gas cap to see how much fuel is still sloshing around down in that 3.3-gallon tank.

The fact that the states are illustrated with only a single drawing is a slight drawback, but space constraints likely made it impossible to show more than one drawing per state.

Even though SSF can overcome the problem of glucose inhibition it has a further slight drawback, as ethanol can also inhibit the enzyme activity.

The slight drawback with a session featuring a big name like Bill Bryson is, of course, that no one is going to pay £20 for a ticket unless they are a fan, making any chance of a lively critical contribution from the audience remote.

Despite this slight drawback, the Silhouette Sphere is a high-quality bag, and it has my favorite handle: gel-infused, it practically melts into your hand.

The slight drawback is that you need to be a competent kayaker to do the course, and I may have overstated my abilities somewhat when signing up.

One slight drawback is that Leibniz's articles spanned a wide variety of subjects – including philosophy, mathematics, geology, hydrology, horology, jurisprudence and insurance – which would have made it rather difficult for his imaginary research coordinator to choose a unit of assessment.