Sentence examples for a downside in that from inspiring English sources

That flexibility has a downside, in that workers are always a click away from the burdens of the office.

"However, there's also a downside, in that if you don't have a critical mass of volume on one exchange, dual-listing with another could dilute your liquidity and make your stock difficult to move in either market," Professor Thel said.

Some industry executives have said that reality programs have a downside in that they cannot be rerun, leaving no second chances to amortize their costs, but in truth, more and more reality series are being repeated -- within the same week of their first broadcast.

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

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.

Google Maps has a major downside, in that it works only if you have a cell or Wi-Fi connection.

Elektra is a funny character that has clearly been well thought out and the book has such an incredible plot, punctuated with emails between Elektra's mother (or Elektra herself) and Charlotte/Stella at the Agency – which also presents a slight downside in that we never see the emails that are sent to the Agency, so if there was a reason for this Perdita and Honor, I'd like to know!

There's a downside, though, in that it's available for all takers, like the Mumbai terrorists, who used secure cell phones.

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

"There is always the downside in that people can start a whisper campaign and question whether someone is up to the job," said Peter Powers, Mr. Giuliani's friend and adviser.