Sentence examples for the same drawback from inspiring English sources

Sadly, frictionless sharing has the same drawback as "effortless poetry": its final products are often intolerable.

The same drawback, of course, applies to dams designed for flood control.

Having to charge it at least every two days is a drag, but almost every other smartwatch short of the Pebble suffers from the same drawback.

But direct formic-acid fuel cells have the same drawback that makes methanol fuel cells expensive: both technologies are less efficient than hydrogen fuel cells.

While the touch-screen interface looks beautiful, it will most likely suffer from the same drawback that plagues many other mobile gadgets with touch screens: no tactile feedback.

The human blood-forming cells in the new research were generated by the same method as is used in mouse work and could possess the same drawback.

Simian adenoviruses do not suffer from the same drawbacks.

Prasugrel has some of the same drawbacks as Plavix, according Dr. Charles Homcy, Portola's chief executive.

The same drawbacks have also restricted the precise measurement of seeding, spreading and maintenance of targeted DNA methylation.

Italy's idea that the euro zone's bailout funds should buy bonds in the market has the same drawbacks.

Easy Reach "could have some of the same drawbacks of call-forwarding now," said Elena M. Worrall, director of voice services at Bellcore, the research arm of the regional Bell operating companies.