Examples of using Drawbacks in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Political
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Computer
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Political
There are some drawbacks.
Drawbacks of using the plough in spring.
With a very few drawbacks.
Drawbacks for both service and production.
Solvency has its drawbacks.
People also translate
Drawbacks of conservative methods of treatment.
However DGA has some drawbacks.
The drawbacks of the current European patent system are well known.
Personally, I do not see any drawbacks.
Okay, there's some drawbacks to this approach.
All of these processes, however, have their drawbacks.
This has several drawbacks, including.
VoIP has many advantages as well as some large drawbacks.
The drawbacks of tube amps are generally more practical than sonic.
The Commission's proposals also contain a number of drawbacks.
Because of these drawbacks we unfortunately cannot support this proposal.
The two most practical choices each have strengths and drawbacks.
Drawbacks in General: The rods needed to be better implemented.
The Paris Agreement is of crucial importance butalso has its drawbacks.
These drawbacks should be clearly marked, so the target of the mission.
However, adopting a host country structure has important drawbacks.
Potential drawbacks are considered to outweigh the expected benefits.
Both purely centralised andpurely national approaches have significant drawbacks.
Its drawbacks include the release of harmful fumes during printing.
Menopause is often synonymous with drawbacks: hot flashes, headaches, night sweats.
Drawbacks include a resort fee, limited housekeeping, and a fee for parking.
Risk can be determined by examining the possible opportunities and drawbacks of a proposal.
Possible drawbacks include uncertainty about environmental impacts e. g.
How can a globalisation anda world economic system be conceived that overcomes today's drawbacks?
Possible drawbacks include uncertainty about environmental impacts e. g.