Sentence examples for only one disadvantage from inspiring English sources

There is only one disadvantage to this dish, and it is a matter of public relations: if you tell people you poached the beef, they may make ugly faces and noises.

The two-factor solution presents only one disadvantage: HAD7-A4 and HAD8-D4 items load cross the two factors.

It has only one disadvantage.

"I don't believe in going back – but why don't you have a go?" There was only one big disadvantage, he said.

I was happy to see Christopher Caldwell's essay (The Way We Live Now, Oct. 17), but disappointed that he seems only to see one disadvantage to the Electoral College -- that it can pick a president not receiving the most popular votes and serves, as he puts it, as a threat to "thwart the will of the people".

Since iOS appears on only one phone — an incredibly popular phone, but one nontheless — it's at a significant disadvantage going forward.

Its financial take this weekend took the standing first-weekend box office record from this summer's Jurassic Park reboot, which had the disadvantage of having only one generation of preceding movies to launch itself from, being a mere 20 years young, not 40 years old.

Five studies examined gender differences in health care use within immigrant groups, and only one study explored the female health disadvantage hypothesis.

A system such as ASPic-GeneID which predicts only one transcript per locus is a disadvantage.

A disadvantage is that only one b-value of 1000s/mm is used, and reliable ADC values cannot be obtained.

However, as pointed out in an accompanying editorial [ 25], this method has the disadvantage of detecting only one type of patient-ventilator interaction.