Sentence examples for huge drawback from inspiring English sources

But it had a huge drawback.

He has found one huge drawback to his running career: low income.

The size of wind turbines seems to be a huge drawback even in the country.

To Mazzetti, a huge drawback of this shift has been a narrowing of the agency's focus.

In the 1990s, conceptual and new media art looked like the future, but such art has one huge drawback.

Van der Plaetsen's elbow started acting up over the winter, a huge drawback for the javelin and shot put events.

But it also has two huge drawbacks, which nobody has thought enough about.

Furthermore, it may well be hard for investors to spot the difference between a fund manager who is able to produce a high, but volatile, long-term return and one who is simply erratic and incompetent.But opting for a low-volatility manager also has huge potential drawbacks.

The concept of an FHR was generated by trying to integrate advantages of other reactor classes (low pressure, high temperature, high efficiency) while eliminating some of their drawbacks (huge containment domes, low efficiencies).

Their drawbacks are huge: they distort the economy, fuel corruption, bust budgets and, perversely, benefit the rich, as big users of energy, far more than the poor.

Keynote's big drawbacks are huge in a business market dominated by PowerPoint running on Wintel machines.