Sentence examples for it could have drawbacks from inspiring English sources

The lull will give the McCain campaign some breathing room, but it could have drawbacks as well.

But economists said the tax credit could have drawbacks as an economic stimulus measure, mainly because people usually save part of the money or use it to pay down debt.

And other scientists warn that the sudden appearance of swarms of oil-hungry microbes in the Gulf of Mexico could have drawbacks, saying they might consume so much oxygen that oxygen levels drop precipitously, threatening other sea life.

Some people argue, for example, that eliminating coal-fired power as an energy source could have drawbacks because the pollutants emitted would no longer be there to block sunlight and slow warming.

Yet the changes in parenting could have drawbacks.

It produced a blue-green which no other pigment could imitate, but it had drawbacks; it was unstable, it could not resist dampness, it did not mix well with other colors, it could ruin other colors with which it came into contact., and it was toxic.

But his status could have its drawbacks.

The lack of membership tie-in could have its drawbacks, of course.

The lack of membership tie-in could have its drawbacks, of course.

A report from the International Energy Agency warns that natural gas could have significant drawbacks.

Cone has loved his time with the Yankees, and yet the right-hander -- who has spent most of his career as the ace -- acknowledges that pitching as a No. 5 starter could have some drawbacks, such as being skipped because of days off or being dropped out of the rotation in the postseason.