Sentence examples for whatever the disadvantages from inspiring English sources
Whatever the disadvantages of the old system, it has become a part of American cultural biorhythms.
In any case, whatever the advantages and disadvantages of the methods, the application of different statistical approaches and models may lead to different conclusions regarding the risk assessment of GMOs and derived foods/feeds.
It means their utilisation is less than optimal, but it avoids the cost of nationwide disruption for the airline when Chicago's O'Hare airport once again disappears under a blanket of snow.Whatever its disadvantages, the hub system does offer travellers greater frequency, more destinations and lower fares than they could expect without it.
This consequence of simple imputation is present whatever the missingness mechanism and provides a major disadvantage against the use of simple imputation procedures, even if one can assume the unlikely scenario of MCAR data.
Whatever the political obstacles, a major explanation for America's persistent health disadvantage is simply a lack of public awareness.
Whatever the outcome of that race, political scientists here say, its winner will be at a big disadvantage against either Mr. Perry or Ms. Hutchison.
"Whatever the human weakness".
Whatever the Americans say.
"Whatever the future brings..."....
