Sentence examples for notable drawbacks from inspiring English sources

TRADITIONAL MATCHMAKING has had some notable drawbacks, said Dwaraka Polepalle, 60, of Queens, who shopped for a husband for his daughter, Lavanya, a former hedge fund manager.

There are two notable drawbacks to the PriceGrabber service: it does not consistently show price listings from Amazon.com, the largest online retailer, and the "lowest price" it displays in its search summary is often for a used item being sold on Half.com.

Babbel does have some notable drawbacks, though.

However LVS suffers from several notable drawbacks that have prevented its licensure and widespread use.

The app is pretty darn powerful in of itself, but there are some notable drawbacks and limitations.

When existing optimization algorithms of trajectory planning tackle the complex instances (obstacles environment), they have some notable drawbacks viz.: (1) they may fail to find the optimal path (or spend much time and memory storage to find one) and (2) they have limited capabilities when handling constraints.

But it had one notable drawback.

The city does have one notable drawback when it comes to the theme park business: it's chilly in the winter.

The EVO 4G is a great phone with the notable drawback of its short battery life.

However, the most notable drawback of Kaufman's initialization is that it is computationally expensive and its performance is further challenged when it is applied to large remote sensing images.

However, a notable drawback of a binary representation of interaction data is that missing endpoints for non-interacting drug target pairs are not differentiated from inactive cases, and that predicted levels of activity depend on pre-defined binarization thresholds.