Sentence examples for serious drawback in from inspiring English sources
The Evil Dead fails even to horrify – always a serious drawback in a horror movie.
Dealiasing radial velocities is a time-consuming process, which can be a serious drawback in an operational context.
The HV10's only serious drawback, in fact, is one that it shares with recent Sony models (including the HC3): a really pathetic wide-angle view.
The limitation of this service to one vessel at a time, however, was a serious drawback in bad weather, when demands were heavy.
Ionic liquids are now recognized as solvents for use in lipase-catalyzed reactions; however, there still remains a serious drawback in that the rate of reaction in an ionic liquid is slower than that in a conventional organic solvent.
Unfortunately, the long, narrow Church of the Ascension in Manhattan, for all its glories, gives relatively little scope for antiphonal effects, and this limitation was the only serious drawback in a solid performance of the Vespers on Tuesday evening by the Ascension Music Chorus and Orchestra under Dennis Keene.
It also comes with some serious drawbacks, in terms of compliance costs, for instance.
There were serious drawbacks in having so many channels open to the world.
Time series prediction can be tackled as a regression problem by constructing a set of input/output data from the series; this traditional approach and the use of typical recursive or direct strategies present serious drawbacks in long-term prediction.
Although the First Order Reliability Method (FORM) has been widely applied to approximate the probability of failure of engineering systems,it has been observed that FORM presents some serious drawbacks in several situations, such as low accuracy and convergence issues.
As a film lawyer, Mathew Alderson, wrote Sunday in the China Law Blog, calling it a "hot topic" here: "Why did the Chinese censors pull Tarantino's 'Django Unchained' on its opening day in China?" Overall, there were "serious drawbacks" in China's film management system, Mr. Shi said, and he pointed unmistakably to one: capriciousness among censors.
