Sentence examples for a downside in a from inspiring English sources

The risk-averse strategy also had a downside in a business where high stakes can mean high rewards.

But others see a downside in the evaporation of the old-school business establishment.

She doesn't see a downside in citizen journalism "if the very important journalism tenets are adhered to: accuracy and fact checking.

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.

There is also a downside in terms of the adjustment that is needed to restore competitiveness in some eurozone countries.

Unfortunately, this strong identity has a downside in that it greatly raises adjustment costs, should a different organizational form be needed in the future.

That's a downside in the off-chance you happen along one of these products without an Echo nearby.

"While the exploration and production companies obviously benefit from a rising oil price, there is a downside in terms of cost inflation in oil services," Corbett told Forbes.com.

Sure, all of that plushness has a downside in that you won't be hankering to get the innards of your Pathfinder grimy with dirt.

But for all its advances, LTE does have a downside in that it makes very heavy use of the spectrum allocated to it.

However, Beebe's prolific writing for a popular audience had a downside, in that other scientists of his time were reluctant to hold him in high accord because they regarded him as a popularizer.