Sentence examples for familiar drawbacks from inspiring English sources

Add to that familiar drawbacks of modern life such as work-related worries and social isolation, and a rise in suicide might be expected.

But this extreme position suffers the familiar drawbacks of unregulated market economies: a toleration of severely harmful transactions (e.g., purchasing tickets to a match of gladiatorial combat), the exacerbation of economic inequalities, and a permissive stance to transactions with long-term adverse consequences, which lead to "tragedies of the commons" and environmental devastation.

Nonetheless, some familiar drawbacks exist, such as a longer and less efficient reprogramming process.

Eure came from the Washington, D.C., equivalent of the CCRB, so he's familiar with the drawbacks of civilian watchdog groups.

Familiar with the drawbacks of the WGS automatic assembly [ 31, 32], we suspected these loci are also multiplied in the ape, but assembled wrongly into a single locus due to the high nucleotide identity.

But they should also be familiar with the potential drawbacks.

Get familiar with the benefits and drawbacks.

One drawback of the familiar, simple two-stroke engine designs is that some unburned fuel and most of the lubricating oil are swept out the exhaust pipe.

Some of them, like the Receptor MessageWatch a combination wristwatch and pager look awfully familiar, if only to a point: "Major drawback," the blurb concedes, "the watch currently only works in Seattle and Portland".

While such an approach is familiar to crowdfunding veterans, it has the same drawbacks as other services, namely, the lack of sustaining funds for a research project.

Indeed, the show's biggest drawbacks are those elements that dovetail with the familiar paradigm.