Sentence examples for personal drawbacks from inspiring English sources

In "A Journey," Blair says he was certain that Brown's tenure as Party leader would end in disaster — that his "self-evident personal drawbacks" would cost him dearly in office.

I thought by then [early 2007] that a) it was going to be a mess, not quite New Labour, not quite not; and b) as a result, Gordon's self-evident personal drawbacks would very quickly mean he was under pretty brutal attack for which he was not psychologically wired.

And monitoring the vast number of money transfers that cross the world every day will come at a huge cost, both in financial terms and in loss of personal privacy.Despite these drawbacks, however, most governments believe that cutting off terrorists' money their lifeblood, as George Bush once called it is a valuable, perhaps essential weapon in seeking to stop future attacks.

In many companies, the balance between work and personal life was a drawback only for women.

One drawback of personal badge measurements is that participants did not always clearly state where the badge was worn, be it at home, work or both.

They are devising computer models to explain how different personality types can be maintained in a given animal population, and they are exploring the upsides and drawbacks of different personal styles.

When presented with the statement, Providing my personal information may have more drawbacks than benefits, 32percentt strongly agreed and 41percentt somewhat agreed.

* Data are presented as the number of doctors who chose "Strongly agree" or "Agree", as opposed to "Not sure", "Disagree" or "Strongly disagree" when all 134 doctors were asked if they agreed with each statement about the potential drawbacks of the personal digital assistant.