Sentence examples for all disadvantages from inspiring English sources

(All disadvantages for the modern novelist – Graham Greene never had these problems, you can bet).

Francis Jeffrey, the most influential critic of the day, captures both the thrill and the frustration of reading Scott when he reviewed Waverley in The Edinburgh Review: "It is wonderful what genius and adherence to nature will do in spite of all disadvantages.

So, the short and long activation times are all disadvantages for WSAC adsorbing hydrogen sulphide.

This showed that too high and too low modifier KIO3 mass concentration were all disadvantages for modification.

It is believed that the use of this approach might eliminate all disadvantages related to prodrug interconversion by the metabolic approach (enzyme catalyzed process).

Taking into account improved mechanical stability, extended liquid crystalline behaviour and higher clearing temperature values, these materials seem to address all disadvantages of hybrid systems, therefore are complementary in terms of practical application requiring selective ion transport.

Norms of seclusion exclusion from inheritance, lack of credit, lack of training and education—all disadvantage women and girls.

Schools have very serious responsibilities, but to pretend a one-period high-school teacher can undo all the disadvantages accumulated before the student enters his classroom is ludicrous.

Ms. Sampath is absolutely right that putting poor children in the same classrooms as wealthy children will not erase all the disadvantages of poverty.

By invading Iraq without a clear-cut mandate from the United Nations Security Council, Washington all but guaranteed that an American military victory would be followed by a predominantly American occupation, with all the disadvantages that entails.

"Unfortunately, there are many examples showing that mobility causes separation of families/couples with all the disadvantages which follow.