Sentence examples for there were disadvantages from inspiring English sources

From the orchestra's point of view there were disadvantages to his appointment.

There were disadvantages.

But there were disadvantages too.

He acknowledged that there were disadvantages to such disclosure.

The justice secretary, David Gauke, said the government needed to show some flexibility but there were disadvantages to remaining in a customs union.

There were disadvantages to having Yale's president, Charles Seymour, as a neighbor: one day Mr. Seymour is said to have asked Mr. Bush to remove George W.'s diapers from the backyard clothesline because he was expecting an important guest.

There are disadvantages, too.

Yet there are disadvantages, too.

But there are disadvantages, too.

But there are disadvantages too.

There are disadvantages, of course.