Sentence examples for drawback given from inspiring English sources

This is a significant drawback, given that peak daytime demand is twice that at night.

The bass-baritone John Stephens was a bland Don Alfonso, a serious drawback, given that enigmatic character's centrality to the opera.

She used a score, for starters, thereby creating an impression of detachment from the work rather than immersion in it - a drawback, given that the quality of her singing suggested that somewhere inside her there's a fine performance of the piece waiting to emerge.

That's going to be a bit of a drawback, given the watch's focus on fitness.

Unfortunately, CBS doesn't make all its top shows available for binging which is a big drawback given the price.

Also representativeness of needle biopsies may be a yet unresolved drawback, given the necrotic areas in the sarcoma.

3) What are the drawbacks, given limited knowledge of players' assignments?

Potential scaffold materials (both synthetic and natural) and target drugs are discussed with the benefits and drawbacks given.

Note that it has its own drawbacks, given the quirks of crystallography.

However, this model has some drawbacks given that the procedure itself is hepatotoxic and viral replication is transient.

People do not resent Paro's need to be stroked; it is one of the things they like about itVoice would be an obvious choice, but it has its drawbacks: give a robot a voice, says Mr Hassan, and the user will think it is smart.