Sentence examples for have pros from inspiring English sources

Both jets have pros and cons.

Both techniques have pros and cons.

Both approaches have pros and cons.

Other mooted materials have pros and cons.

"You've got to have pros," he said.

The proposals, some of which have been tried elsewhere, have pros and cons.

We formulate the continuous Galerkin and discontinuous Galerkin formulation of the multiscale method, both of which have pros and cons.

There are many different ways to become a lawyer, all of which have pros and cons.

Earplugs come in many varieties, all of which have pros and cons.

All the systems discussed in this paper have pros and cons, and these systems were developed following different requirements.

Both naturalistic studies and RCTs have pros and cons, making it difficult for physicians in clinical practice to apply research findings to their own treatment decisions.