Sentence examples for but the drawback from inspiring English sources

But the drawback is that such apps lack the friendly feel of the ones in the children's category.

"But the drawback there is that it takes them a little longer to integrate into the new environment, because they're still keeping their old ties".

"I don't complain about earning a good living," said the Sherlock star, but the drawback of fame is "the stopping and the constant pictures and signing.

But the drawback is that you expose the person to surgical risk which, of course, you don't do with the deceased donor".

Its backers say it is the best technology for streaming multimedia, but the drawback is instantly obvious: you have to have cable outlets everywhere you want to connect your computers and other networked devices.

Ikea is offering a £20 voucher to spend in its store if you buy its £25 Abies nordmanniana tree, effectively cutting the cost to £5, but the drawback is that the tree is only 4½ft high.

But the drawbacks of guest worker programs far outweigh their advantages.

But the drawbacks column is still much shorter than the goodies column.

But the drawbacks posed by these rights should limit their use to special cases.

I have to say there are aspects of this diminutive laptop that I've really enjoyed, but the drawbacks were so many, and the hardware so cheap, and I can't see buying one of these as constructed.

But the drawbacks to hydrogen still threaten its re-emergence as one of the clean fuels of the future.None of the successors to the internal-combustion engine has yet set much of a pace.