Sentence examples for there's a drawback from inspiring English sources

If there's a drawback to Calatrava's brilliance, it is that he thinks like a mathematician (his PhD thesis was on "the foldability of space frames").

"If there's a drawback to Toronto, it's that the programme's too big.

If there's a drawback to the new design, it's the museum's relation to Santa Fe's very fine Railyard Park to its east.

But there's a drawback we didn't predict.

But – and it's a big but – there's a drawback.

If there's a drawback, it's the sensation of being onstage.

If there is a drawback to Drabble's bravura technique, it's that her Olympian overview somewhat flattens the significance of her characters.

There is a drawback, though.

But there was a drawback.

But there is a drawback.

There is a drawback of course.