Sentence examples for drawback at from inspiring English sources

Some caricatures are no drawback at all.

The duck was not the only drawback at Aquavit.

Ray says that he has not found blindness to be a drawback at all.

The unexpected evolution of the Antiochian Church has had only one drawback, at least at Holy Cross.

In a working environment, though, grandeur has one drawback, at least on the scale of Mr. Cappello's office.

As recently as the 1980s, the partnership structure, another alternative to limited liability, was common among investment banks — and that hardly seemed a crippling drawback at the time.

Indeed, it's hard to find any drawbacks at all, unless you don't look where you are going (iPhone zombies, put that screen down).

The biggest drawbacks at Bulgin' are that the waffles are served on paper plates with flimsy plastic cutlery and that you have to pay 85 cents for pure maple syrup or any of the excellent fruit syrups.

The main drawbacks at the moment are that you cannot customise the look of your space beyond the styles on offer; you cannot make a space look as if it is in your own domain rather than part of spaces.msn.com; you cannot carry adverts (eg from Google Adsense); and you cannot get rid of the MSN logo and Microsoft links on the page.

The new Interceptor will have to overcome two potential drawbacks, at least in perception — the lack of either V-8 power or rear-wheel drive — as it vies with two, or possibly three, other challengers to the Crown Vic's throne.

However, hydrogen does have drawbacks, at least for the time being, with respect to storage and transport.