Sentence examples for see drawbacks from inspiring English sources

The Kerry campaign, however, did not see drawbacks to the message.

But Sheldon Silver, the Democratic Assembly speaker, has ruled out that plan, and Republicans now see drawbacks in it for them.

But some young Chinese see drawbacks in bricks-and-mortar tuition in China because of a rigid style of teaching, the funnelling of students into courses they do not enjoy, the cost and dim job prospects for many graduates.

We'd be lying if we didn't see drawbacks.

The view of sense as intension thus has many of the same features (and, as we will see, drawbacks) as the Description Theory of names.

In fact, the Pechini method is known for delivering homogeneous solutions with a great control of composition and production of ultrafine nanometric oxides [70, 71], which makes this method very attractive for recent developments and future trends in the field of Ni/MH batteries (see "Drawbacks and future challenges").

Still, he said, he saw drawbacks.

But public sector leaders saw drawbacks of the EU, too.

But a big Wal-Mart competitor, Target, has evidently seen drawbacks.

However, the White House saw drawbacks to that approach, according to the official.

While Google offers some solutions, Ms. Mayzler said she saw drawbacks.