Sentence examples for drawbacks come from inspiring English sources

However, the drawbacks come in the form of frequency stability.

Drawbacks come with every solution, and it is difficult to fuse the best combination at an acceptable price.

The heavy work schedule, which the firm had expected to be the main drawback, came only third on the list.

For me, the drawback came in Ms. Thomas's reading of the poems, some of which are Dickinson at her most verbally clipped and elusive.

Even though he had to be ecstatic to somehow make pars on those holes, the drawback comes if he hits a couple drives dead right later in the round.

On the other hand, its main drawback comes from the utilization of ARQ packets.

However, one drawback comes not from the app itself but from the fact that many people have linked their Twitter account with Facebook, so you get their status updates twice.

This is where the besetting drawback comes into play.

Another drawback comes from its application on small sample sizes which implies low statistical power [12].

The drawback comes from the high risk of retinal detachment in eyes that develop vitreous organization and shortening of the pre-retinal fibrous bands.

"You'll miss the challenge of doing that, but there are drawbacks that come with the challenge," Michael said.