Sentence examples for obvious disadvantages from inspiring English sources

But there are obvious disadvantages.

There are some obvious disadvantages, too.

Despite their undeniable commitment and determination, there are obvious disadvantages to this reliance on homecare workers.

Small ball has its obvious disadvantages against a tall team with a 7-1 center.

Despite obvious disadvantages, it did not take Massimino long to build a winner.

Electric car skeptics, who are legion, may focus on the obvious disadvantages, primarily the limited range.

But scarcity of antiques also has an obvious disadvantage.

Its obvious disadvantage was that it offered no protection against smoke should the villa be set on fire.

The Israeli television business begins with an obvious disadvantage: the audience is roughly the size of Queens County.

The obvious disadvantage of civilians over members of Equity is the risk they become blush-struck and tongue-tied in public.

While the obvious disadvantage of living in Northern Ireland during the Troubles was the risk of being killed by terrorists, a bonus was that incidents of other murder were very low.