Sentence examples for a bit of downside from inspiring English sources

Sure, a bit of downside, but I'm not aware of machine-learning technologies that offer instant results.

For me it has a bit of a downside to it.

"There was a bit of a downside" to having him as a parishioner, Father Camp said Thursday.

While I liked Tablo's diminutive size and I appreciated the ability to add on more storage as need be, having to buy a standalone USB hard drive to even get started was a bit of a downside in my book.

Given the controversial nature of the coalition's planned reforms, our polling suggests that, to borrow a bit of banking jargon, there are plenty of downside risks and hardly any upside.

But the downside is that a bit of your private life is taken away".

There is no downside — except maybe a bit of mockery from the pasta police (who I'm sure will arrive, in my case, later this morning).

'Well,' Doc explained in a bit of philosophy that Spector never forgot, 'the murder — that's the downside of the restaurant, you understand, that's the downside.' " Pomus knew a few things about the downside.

The downside is the app feels like a bit of a mess.

On the downside, the d-pawn is blockaded, and there is a bit of pressure on the c4 pawn.

We discuss the potential downsides but it's clear that it's a bit of a godsend.