Sentence examples for virtues and drawbacks from inspiring English sources

The virtues and drawbacks of this method are summarised.

You like twig bundles (I don't) - she knew all about twig bundles, their virtues and drawbacks.

Since every method has virtues and drawbacks, she added, "I think there is tremendous value in having both approaches".

The pieces she and Kun-Yang Lin presented on Friday night suggested the virtues and drawbacks of dance steeped in tradition.

In this work we will discuss the virtues and drawbacks of the different hypotheses about basic carbon sites in view of experimental and theoretical results.

We discuss the virtues and drawbacks of the multidisciplinary approaches including the population-based cross-sectional and cohort studies, family-based linkage analysis, and functional genomics studies.

Each of these two views has fairly obvious virtues and equally obvious drawbacks.

That statement typifies the evenhanded, understated tone of the book -- at once its great virtue and a drawback.

The authors debate the relative merits and drawbacks of defining the labor movement under the umbrella of human rights, and the virtues of the rights of the individual versus the solidarity of the community.

Then the effort, about 18 months after its inception, drew to a halt, for reasons that had nothing to do with its virtues or drawbacks.

Others see limitations and drawbacks too.