Sentence examples for drawback from from inspiring English sources

But this has a drawback, from Mr Gore's point of view; it makes it harder for him to be his own man.

This is apparently a drawback from network viewpoint.

"It's both an opportunity and a drawback from a business standpoint," says Dayton.

To prevent this drawback from materializing, we propose in this work a novel safety principle termed "observability-in-depth".

This paper shows how to remove this drawback from the LABSWE by incorporating the bed level into the lattice Boltzmann equation in a consistent manner with the lattice Boltzmann approach.

The obvious drawback (from the perspective of this entry) is that nearly all these models assume the classical (infinite) model in the background and, hence, do not have a proper foundation of their own a situation quite analogous to numerical analysis that relies on classical analysis for proving the correctness of the procedures.

It could be followed by asset freezes, visa bans, business drawbacks from Russia, and even the possible expulsion of Russia from the G8, the Secretary of State intimated.

The drawbacks from crack and heroin – even a "speedball" mixture of the two – can be anticipated, but smoking K2 is a gamble.

That should offset any potential drawbacks from Mr. Martin's never having been a chief executive at an agency, Mr. Silver said.

Bianca Pellet, a 28-year-old Briton living in France, rattled off a list of drawbacks from going license-less.

While the capability of stabilization without feedback is appealing, this formulation has drawbacks from a design perspective.