Sentence examples for definite drawback from inspiring English sources

At Perkin-Elmer, the dispersal of plants, offices and laboratories has been a definite drawback, Mr. McDonell said.

The absence of a food market is a definite drawback to living downtown, said David Amorando, a cartoonist who has lived in the Read's lofts since they opened.

I do know that my lack of Spanish is a definite drawback, although I was pleased with myself for managing to telephone to book a room in Santiago for Sunday night.

However, the graphics were a definite drawback.

However, a definite drawback that I have found is that it's a little disheartening to be contacted by someone excited over a product they have seen and then for them not to be able to purchase due to the price.

The molecule also had two definite drawbacks: the molecules didn't link together very well, and air and water caused the material to break apart.

There are definite drawbacks in the inevitable cutting of extracurricular activities, but the focus on return on investment, has the potential to encourage a new way of thinking where all spending must be directed towards specific student objectives and outcomes.

Fox one day recently when someone renteda corner of heaven and sent up a plane to scribble "No Third Term" Sky-writing has definite drawbacks: nothing so much mars a calm, blue day as an areial reminder from soft drink manufactuer or furrier, that his product is better than somebody else's.

Talking with public speakers about the value they see from these appearances, I often hear that while live public events can be great, there are some definite drawbacks.

But, despite its definite drawbacks, this will probably be Nokia's best-selling phone outside of the U.S. The specs on the N95 are truly impressive.

While this method sounds almost magical, there are definite drawbacks that need to be considered before taking action.[5] Talk to your dermatologist beforehand.