Sentence examples for have its obvious drawbacks from inspiring English sources

While overcooking hard-boiled eggs does have its obvious drawbacks — rubbery dry whites and pale crumbly yolks — it actually does make them easier to peel.

Like we've been together for seven weeks, living in each other's pockets, and that could have its obvious drawbacks.

The latter has its obvious drawbacks, and the former doesn't paint Romney as a portrait of stand-up leadership.

Although OLP has the abovementioned advantages, it is not popular for small to median enterprise (SME) users due to its obvious drawbacks.

But playing with a sibling can have its own drawbacks.

But humor can have its drawbacks, too.

But his status could have its drawbacks.

But energy conservation can have its drawbacks.

And for all its benefits, coolness can have its drawbacks.

The concept of a talking device does have its drawbacks.

As an agricultural crop, the tree does have its drawbacks.