Sentence examples for of drawbacks from inspiring English sources

And there are other kinds of drawbacks.

But the surgery has a number of drawbacks.

Borrowing against future pensions has a number of drawbacks.

Yet I found the system to have plenty of drawbacks.

But E Ink has plenty of drawbacks, too.

The civil service predicts a series of drawbacks, including further incentivising owner occupation.

The web has plenty of drawbacks, but it is neither a laboratory nor a jail.

But that approach has a number of drawbacks, says Mr Daum.

We've looked at shared ownership schemes, but these are just as expensive and have a lot of drawbacks.

Third, the faddish preoccupation means holding in abeyance many routine activities as well as awareness of drawbacks to the fads.

"America, of course, a lot of drawbacks there, but I always feel, champion of democracy," he said.