Sentence examples for acknowledges the downside of from inspiring English sources

Giddins readily acknowledges the downside of Crosby's popularity.

Myers does think Conservatives generally have "the advantage", happiness speaking – because "they are less bound to restrictive and frustrating desires for ideological purity" – but acknowledges the downside of "constantly being branded heartless".

Myers does think Conservatives generally have "the advantage", happiness speaking – because "they are less bound to restrictive and frustrating desires for ideological purity" – but acknowledges the downside of "constantly being branded heartless".

It's not that Hollis doesn't acknowledge the downside of cities – he includes a section on the 2011 London riots, and is not unsympathetic to the malcontents.

While the physics engine allows for spectacular rendering of destruction of the game environment, which is a main feature of the game, Coffee Stain acknowledged the downside of this as "it would synchronise terribly in multiplayer".

At the same time that bankers and businessmen are acknowledging the downsides of unregulated capitalism, college and university reformers are urging the academy to more closely embrace the marketplace.

But Mr. Ito readily acknowledges the downside.

Bradley acknowledges that the downsides of openness make it impossible for some to adopt.

Ms. Lam's detractors, while acknowledging her accomplishments, see the downside of those same qualities.

Though he acknowledges the influx of new technology can bring growth to city, he remains cautious of its downside.

The downside of such a strategy, Geithner acknowledges, is that it's very unpopular.