Sentence examples for chief drawback from inspiring English sources

Their chief drawback was their weight.

The chief drawback to SLT is that the benefits typically wear off over time.

Its hulking sibling is the i700 (from Verizon), whose chief drawback is its bulk: 5.2 by 2.75 by 0.63 inches.

The plan's chief drawback is not that it said anything wrong, but that it said so little.

A chief drawback of the nutraceuticals is their limited bioavailability, which can be overcome by the application of nanotechnology, to develop nanocarriers containing these bioactive components.

The chief drawback of an animated feature -- most take up to three years to make -- is also one of its chief assets.

The app's chief drawbacks are that its design sometimes feels a little inelegant and that it can be easy to get lost in the menus and submenus.

A bravura exercise in fictionalised literary criticism, crammed with Dickensian jokes and allusions, commendably alert to the significance of the Urtext and its attraction to the original readership, Death and Mr Pickwick has two chief drawbacks.

The Dekopon's chief drawbacks are its unlovely looks and its unfamiliar name, which sounds more like an animé monster than a fruit to Westerners.

The chief drawbacks to the prescription of syringes in states where the practice is legal are the lack of explicit authorization for the practice and the related perception that law enforcement officials opposed to the practice would find some legal basis to prosecute physicians who prescribe syringes [ 13].

The chief remaining drawback to optical equipment is a slower rate of information retrieval compared to conventional magnetic-storage media.