Sentence examples similar to a telling downside from inspiring English sources

While it's true that this kind of leader gets followers to do what they're told, the downside is that as soon as these followers possibly can, they run.

I knew all the ins and outs of the music business, and everybody was always telling me the downsides of producing.

At the event, held at the headquarters of licensed producer Aurora, one of the officers told students a downside to smoking weed is it makes you grow "boobies".

What's the downside of telling your emotional truth?

Clarkson has been upfront about the downside of pregnancy, telling Ellen DeGeneres that she vomits "a good dozen times a day".

However, they probably aren't telling you about the downsides: increased hours, bigger workload, or added stress.

Make sure to read reviews online for the laptops that you are considering, as salespeople will rarely tell you the downsides of a product.

But he said political parties held the key to boosting turnout by putting forward more appealing policies - and he rejected calls to make it easier to cast a ballot, such as weekend voting or electronic voting, telling the MPs there were "more downsides than upsides" to these ideas.

"I've never been involved in a trade that had such unlimited upside with a very limited downside," he told the Wall Street Journal; mortgage experts had been "too caught up" in an unsustainable boom.

If that's the case don't we have 80 percent more downside?' " "What are you telling them?" Mr. Barse asked.

A closely shorn him: "Everybody tells you about the downside of being diagnosed with cancer".