Sentence examples for if there is a drawback from inspiring English sources

If there is a drawback, it is the inevitable claustrophobia.

If there is a drawback, she said, it is the cost, about $200,000 a year.

If there is a drawback to this cavalcade, it is that these discussions don't often happen.

If there is a drawback, it is that the scene is geographically extended.

If there is a drawback to living in Kerrville, it's felt most acutely by allergy sufferers.

If there is a drawback to these performances, it is that the advice that accompanies them is never particularly exact.

If there's a drawback, it's a minor one.

If there's a drawback, it's the sensation of being onstage.

If there's a drawback to these two-part stories, it's that it feels as if we're rattling through the series awfully quickly.

If there's a drawback to Calatrava's brilliance, it is that he thinks like a mathematician (his PhD thesis was on "the foldability of space frames").

If there's a drawback to taking stock of the Future Classic sound, it's the framing of the palette of tools the stable is so drawn to.