Sentence examples for the possible drawbacks from inspiring English sources

What are the possible drawbacks?

What are some of the possible drawbacks?

Did Vane worry about the possible drawbacks of offering incentives to her three children?

Do the benefits of the simulcasts continue to outweigh the possible drawbacks and the significant operational and financial resources?

A new report by the SEC, commissioned by last year's Sarbanes-Oxley act, has ventilated some of the possible drawbacks (see article).

The performance of different concentrations and contact times of the products was tested in the laboratory, paying special attention to the possible drawbacks due to the salt.

Such approach has however the possible drawback to provide an insufficient possibility to customize the computational environment if the computing facilities are not owned by the scientists that will analyze the data.

Despite the possible drawback of blocked views from residential development, community activists in the Bronx are calling for a waterfront park of their own now that the High Bridge, which connects Manhattan to the Bronx through a pedestrian and biker bridge, has reopened.

The possible drawback of such architecture is binding the medical device to a specific cellular technology such as CDMA or GSM.

To surmount the possible drawback of obtaining aptamers targeting few highly represented epitopes we monitored the evolution process by RFLP and stopped the SELEX rounds as soon as the enrichment of the library was visible, i.e. at round 14.

To minimize the possible drawback of this time domain analyses, we paid attention to involve only the linear part of the CO2 trace in the readings of SIII.