Examples of using A drawback in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
But there is a drawback- communication remain in plain sight;
While using the application was seen as a drawback of partial reset widgets.
There is a drawback to algae, however:
A drawback of sparse coding within a huge number of neurons is its cost.
The idea is, you can have a super power, but it has a drawback.
However, there is a drawback of this digital network system,
But it must be remembered that there is a drawback to the desire to complete the text.
Paragon's good that it's free, but it has a drawback, you can not backup folders.
which is a bit of a drawback.
The place they're heading for may be safe from crocodiles, but it does have a drawback.
But they have a drawback- they require a certain space for opening with respect to the axis of suspension.
The problems with the pregnancy system are also a drawback to those it was put into place to draw specifically.
The method has a drawback- during treatment, blood pressure is lowered, the number of platelets in the blood decreases.
However, there is a drawback, particularly if you're located on the ground floor of an office block, for instance.
However, the lack of a subregional institution in the Great Lakes has been a drawback in efforts to build momentum for this process.
However this application has a drawback, namely that you can not send files larger than the full version that is on the money.
came up with a new concept, a concept emphasizing on the importance of spirituality without a drawback from social intermingling.
There was a need to ensure that experience of work in the field was regarded not as a drawback, but as an asset opening the way to promotion.
A drawback of this approach is that it may target ODA at better-off communities that can support the migration of their residents
A drawback of this approach is that it effectively permits a country to amend unilaterally its tax treaty with another country by changing certain parts of its domestic law.