Sentence examples for some serious drawbacks from inspiring English sources

The view disguises some serious drawbacks.

Hosted applications have some serious drawbacks, though.

But distributed generation also has some serious drawbacks.

But the phone has some serious drawbacks as well.

But it appeared to have some serious drawbacks.

It also comes with some serious drawbacks, in terms of compliance costs, for instance.

Some have serious drawbacks, including the lack of appropriate credentials and poor interaction between teachers and students.

But such batteries have some pretty serious drawbacks: They waste much of the injected energy as heat and degrade relatively quickly.

Pomeroy 2013 provides some useful commentary but has serious drawbacks (see Centrone 2014b and Brodersen 2014).

This is particularly relevant, as some facilities may suffer from much more serious drawbacks than others.

Eventually Mr Evans would have the Fed, which has no official inflation target, revert to focusing on the inflation rate.Although elegant in theory, a price-level target has some serious practical drawbacks.