But this also has a potentially dangerous drawback, too.

My sister is a clutz, and that's her drawback.

Brilliant people have one major drawback they don't know how to lose.

Brilliant people have one major drawback they don't know how to lose.

The RFBR's main drawback is that it hands out only 6 of the national science budget.

To its difficulty and unpopularity another drawback to nation building must now be added its expense.

There is only one drawback to this otherwise fairytale like city it is one of the most expensive places in the world.

Nevertheless, European military capabilities are limited, requiring that European planners look for minimal options, with the drawback that smaller commitments generally require a long term perspective.

The first drawback is that it turns out the pleasant life, your experience of positive emotion, is heritable, about 50 percent heritable, and, in fact, not very modifiable.

The drawback of this approach is a loss in quality, where the graphics acquire more compression artifacts taking on a blurry appearance however, the perceived speed is dramatically improved.

With a viable peer review system in place, the chances of getting money is directly related to performance. The RFBR's main drawback is that it hands out only 6 of the national science budget.

The new rules fall short of addressing the main drawback of European competition policy, which is institutional, not technical the Commission remains simultaneously prosecutor, judge, and jury of all merger cases. In house hearing officers,'' the Commission's internal review process, are a joke, and a company's right to appeal to the European Court of Justice is a mockery in merger cases (though less so in the case of an action for market abuse), given the timing of the Court's rulings.