Sentence examples for disadvantages i from inspiring English sources

There are disadvantages, I admit — like sitting right behind a tall person at a performance.

But on the question of charm I tend to go with Somerset Maugham: "Charming people are generally weak and irresolute, charm is the weapon nature gives them to cope with their disadvantages; I never could set much trust in anyone who had it".

The FAIR highway, however, has two potential disadvantages: (i) the toll level is increased when subsidizing the low-income commuters and (ii) the divergence of lane utilization is aggravated on the FAIR highways compared to the do-nothing case.

After analyzing this formula, we can find the following disadvantages: (i) Except for space per capita, other objective factors are not considered, which means that it is not a precise formula.

However, PIRF-Nav has three main disadvantages: (i) the computational expense of PIRF-Nav is beyond real-time, (ii) it utilizes a large amount of memory in the redundant process of keeping signatures of places, and (iii) it is ill-suited to an indoor environment.

However, this interval still has some disadvantages: (i) it is hard to use when at least one leverage value is high; (ii) many iterations tend to be required to obtain the estimators of one global model variance parameter as the number of areas, m, increases, due to the area-specific adjustment factor.

Living environments are likely to differ in traffic-noise levels by neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage (i.e., high- and low-socioeconomic disadvantaged neighborhoods) (Havard et al. 2011), which may itself be associated with lowered sleep quality.

"The only disadvantage I see is that we can't get his technique fundamentally sound.

"But, as Election Day approaches and I'm putting myself at a competitive disadvantage, I begin to drink it again".

"But I experienced these differences as a disadvantage; I felt excluded from the company of my peers".

I'm not denying the disadvantage, I'm not denying the struggles that exist in Aboriginal communities and families.