Sentence examples for tiny drawback from inspiring English sources

And for nearly all the spectators of the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, there is only one tiny drawback.

The one tiny drawback to the conventional wisdom in our febrile post-economic crash times is that, since it's modelled on precedent from the more centrist pre-crash era, it increasingly resembles the conventional idiocy.

Furnished with antique oak beds, a marble-top dresser and tufted-velvet chairs, the suite had only drawback: a tiny tubless bathroom that seemed to have been added on during the renovation.

The 1005PE has a new "isolated keyboard" which is also reasonably good, the main drawback being the tiny shift keys.

The only drawback was the tiny master bedroom, with its pocket door that opened into what would be a child's room, so the couple walled off the door and enlarged the room to include an office for Ms. Larsen and an updated master bath.

The drawback: those with tiny hands will find it difficult to clasp the latest crop of high-end phones.

It had all the drawbacks as well: tiny bedrooms, cheap materials, awkward connecting spaces.

The small drawback of excluding this tiny fraction of data, however, does not outweigh keeping the whole set of gas flares in the composites.

There was the opportunity to develop a rapport with the school's 12 faculty members, Mr. DeSpirito said, and the atmosphere of cooperation versus competition that overcame the obvious drawbacks of attending a tiny school.

But I've also noticed a drawback: like in a pair of noise-cancelling headphones, where a tiny bit of quality is sacrificed from filtering noise in your environment, some sound fidelity feels like it's been lost.

The only drawback of the surf and turf — a tea-smoked lobster tail and a tiny square of Kobe beef — was its $55 price tag.