Sentence examples for possible disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Oh, other possible disadvantage: it can turn you into a beer bore.

One possible disadvantage to selecting Mr. Armitage is the support he provides to Secretary of State Colin L. Powell.

If the amendment passes, people like Congressional clerical workers would be virtually the only Americans offered every possible disadvantage and none of the advantages of health care reform.

Carlyle, Lytton Strachey said, "evolved a kind of supermorality by which all the most unpleasant qualities of human nature -- egotism, insensitiveness, love of power -- became the object of his religious adoration -- a monstrous and inverted ethic, combining every possible disadvantage of virtue and vice".

A possible disadvantage of Fab fragments is that their molecular weight subjects them to glomerular filtration.

Another possible disadvantage of mAbs compared to small molecules is their molecular weight.

A possible disadvantage of the reduction of sample size is loss of power for psychometric analyses.

A possible disadvantage of this method is that it does not take the actual distribution of educational attainment into account.

Possible disadvantages in proceeding this way include the possibility of such a treaty becoming a lightning rod for a contrary agenda by the pharmaceutical and medical device industries.

But in the end, he said, he asked his supervisor to relieve him of his, because of the possible disadvantages.

Among Scardino's possible disadvantages are that he has never covered New York politics and does not know the reporters who do.