Sentence examples for multiple drawbacks from inspiring English sources

While those travel agencies can be great assets for hotels — allowing them to sell more rooms and to sell those rooms at a lower price without diminishing the hotel's brand image — there are multiple drawbacks, Mr. Withiam said.

In general, the involvement of such a high amount of service instances implies multiple drawbacks: 1.

All these techniques suffer from multiple drawbacks such as high capital and operational costs and disposal of residual metal sludge [17].

Like any other solution, it has multiple drawbacks as well, including: Keeping instances in a running state can threaten other cloud consumers.

Although these types of vaccines are effective, their current manufacturing process presents multiple drawbacks, such as biosafety risks and batch-to-batch variability.

Due to the multiple drawbacks that were encountered in all phases of the two-step affinity purification, this method was considered unsuitable to isolate mucosal immunoglobulins.

Today scarring and multiple surgeries remain drawbacks associated with those implants.

Apart from the drawbacks of multiple diagnoses, it is difficult to see a patient with CM who will not use drugs to block, or at least relieve pain, and if the headache recurs at least 15 days per month as must happen for the diagnosis of CM to be established this patient will likely report medication overuse as a consequence, if not necessarily as a cause.

The Smarter Living e-mails are easier to scan than opening and reading several messages from multiple airlines, but one drawback is that they do not necessarily include all of the information and special promotions the airlines now send directly to their e-mail subscribers.

This approach has the drawback of multiple Sine function calls which makes it computationally expensive to implement in real time.

Multiple shooting method The drawback of the single shooting method is the sensitivity of the Cauchy problem to the initial condition z 0. The multiple shooting aims at a better numerical stability by dividing the interval [0,t f ] into N subintervals [t i,t i+1] and considering as unknowns the values of z i =(x(t i ),p(t i )) at the beginning of each subinterval.