Sentence examples for drawbacks you from inspiring English sources

Among other drawbacks, you can't resell – or even give away – an ebook in most cases.

Technology advances bring benefits and drawbacks – you can't stop the tide but can choose whether to stay out, paddle or plunge in, he said.

Scarily delightful... Potential drawbacks You definitely need a car to get around and both the showers and toilets can get busy in high season.

And the apartment was the antithesis of that: a newly constructed space with all the drawbacks you might expect (laminate countertops with exposed plywood edges, utility-grade lighting) and not much warmth or personality.

The app has two slight drawbacks: you have to sign up for a free account to use it, a minor annoyance even if it does give you access to your account from different devices.

While e-reading is more convenient by far, it has drawbacks: you can have books purloined by publishers and vendors over legal squabbles, the battery can die and you need to turn your e-reader off for airplane takeoffs and landings.

The only drawback: you'll never again have a valid excuse for coming home late.

There's only one drawback: "You could blow up like a balloon".

There is a drawback: you have to cross the Castlemartin Firing Range to get there.

One big drawback: you can send text to the computer only if you have an infrared port, which is found on many laptops but is rare on desktops.

"Evolution II," which comes out on Tuesday, expands the concept to include a rhythm section and guitar, but Mr. Lewis retains firm control; there's a pointed lack of interaction in the group, which isn't the drawback you might expect.