Sentence examples similar to it's got drawbacks from inspiring English sources

It's got its drawbacks.

A father saying, "Daddy had a bad day at work" to his third-grade son may help assuage Dad's guilt about not wanting to play a video game that night, but it's got some drawbacks.

"It's getting away from the drawbacks of e-mail and the drawbacks of a Web site," he said, and "We're progressively getting better and better at it".

BBC Radio 4 is getting round the obvious drawback of the game of kings not producing a lot of actual, um … sound with the clever wheeze of having Dominic Lawson interview his opponent across the chessboard during their match.

The drawbacks, though, are getting too painful to ignore.

Each type has it's drawbacks.

In fact it's a drawback.

The largest drawback by far is the illegality, which has not been an inherent drawback of the substance, it's a drawback of public policy.

While Wunderlist has great features, one drawback is that it's difficult to get a comprehensive view of all of your tasks.

But it's yet another drawback to the Bush proposal.

But it's not without its drawbacks.