Sentence examples for drawbacks posed from inspiring English sources

But the drawbacks posed by these rights should limit their use to special cases.

Second generation biofuels derived from lignocellulosic feedstocks tackle the drawbacks posed by the so-called first generation ones regarding feedstock availability and competition with the food industries.

These drawbacks pose a major impediment to rehabilitation or any other lifestyle activity such as working or studying.

These drawbacks pose the main challenge for the FSO communication system deployment.

Diagnostic methods based on detection of specific gamma interferon (IGRA) have recently appeared on the market in order to improve these drawbacks, but pose other dilemmas.

Later in his term, he often and openly rued the drawbacks to economic development posed by a capricious judiciary.

However, the naturalistic setting also poses drawbacks such as an asymmetric design.

And if the Democratic Party's left flank shifts from one to the other, it should know about the drawbacks that democratic socialists have historically posed for democracies.

Runels admits that living "in the buckle of the Bible belt" – where vibrators are literally illegal, thanks to the state's Anti-Obscenity Enforcement Act – poses certain drawbacks.

Although these new agents hold the promise of increased efficacy, safety, and clinical utility for many patients on antithrombotic therapy, they also pose potential drawbacks and new challenges when those patients undergo neuroaxial blockade.

The complexity of production planning and control process, stochastic factors, physical constraint, uncertainties, and the shortcomings of the underlying IT infrastructure would pose significant drawbacks to the current detailed production scheduling.