Sentence examples for drawbacks of the usual from inspiring English sources

While the debate raged politely around the benefits and drawbacks of the usual suspects Python, Ruby on Rails and PHP one language I had not heard of was introduced: Groovy, a Java-friendly language with many of the properties of Ruby and Python.

It is shown to overcome the usual drawbacks of the feasible-path methods and compare favourably with the recently developed unfeasible-path algorithms.

Although meta-populations are often underpowered compared to studies of single populations of comparable size, our study circumvented some of the usual drawbacks of meta-populations.

One of the usual Rooskies.

Discusses the drawbacks of the UN.

Tells about some of the drawbacks of the new policies.

But public sector leaders saw drawbacks of the EU, too.

The usual drawbacks of small-town life apply: Everyone knows everyone else's business, and there's no nightlife beyond the brightly illuminated 24-hour convenience store.

This has all the usual drawbacks of annuities – principally the income dies when you die – but if you reckon you have decent longevity, they can still be part of your retirement planning.

But the usual drawbacks of Mr. Rollins's recent groups remained: the leader is much more interesting to hear than the whole picture; the background, with the exception of Mr. Scott, remains largely a background, with a much less flexible feeling.

The proposed actuator, which is dedicated to motorize independently each joint of a robotic system is designed to be fixed as near as possible to the joint itself, enhancing the performances while reducing the usual drawbacks of classical hydraulic actuation.