Sentence examples for slight drawbacks from inspiring English sources

The app has two slight drawbacks: you have to sign up for a free account to use it, a minor annoyance even if it does give you access to your account from different devices.

One of the slight drawbacks of the iPad, and touch computing in general, is that, well, everybody touches your computer screen, leaving unsightly smudges.

Ag nanowire transparent electrode has excellent transmittance (90%) and sheet resistance (20 Ω/sq), yet there are slight drawbacks such as optical haze and chemical instability against aerial oxidation.

But there is one slight drawback.

The only slight drawback is that I would rather not die first.

One slight drawback about this particular hut was that, owing to the stark geological conditions, it lacked water.

That idea hit the buffers because it had the slight drawback of being totally contrary to European Union legislation.

The slight drawback is that you need to be a competent kayaker to do the course, and I may have overstated my abilities somewhat when signing up.

The only other slight drawback is the driving; since most houses are off the main road, you will not be taking any casual strolls into town for lunch.

The slight drawback with a session featuring a big name like Bill Bryson is, of course, that no one is going to pay £20 for a ticket unless they are a fan, making any chance of a lively critical contribution from the audience remote.

One slight drawback – no Mac apps as yet.