Unsurprisingly, public support for GM is low and politicians see only downsides in promoting the technology.
While Romney would undoubtedly like to avoid the matter entirely, he must also weigh the benefits and downsides that come with it in the context of a presidential campaign.
Still, he is one of the wealthiest and most powerful men in this tiny former Dutch colony on South America's northeast shoulder, and in his story is a lesson — perhaps — for the rest of the continent in the virtues, and downsides, of patience.
And as for why he accepted a combination of stock and cash, he sees "the upside and downside in public markets and still believes in longtime value of Facebook".
Since 1960s, asphalt mixtures produced with RTR-MBs have been used in different parts of the world as solutions for different quality problems and, despite some downsides, in the majority of the cases they have demonstrated to enhance performance of road's pavement.
All the advantages of the university-led approach find their complementary downsides in on-the-job training.
So long as we mention the upsides and downsides of the work he puts in and keep an eye on whether he follows through on all his promises to us, it's OK, IMHO, to acknowledge the very obvious and not at all terrible fact of his being really ridiculously good looking.
(C_2:) The sentiment-based strategy outperforms the benchmark strategies in terms of most of the performance and downside risk measures in the training as well as the test period.
Many of the benefits and downsides have been featured in the media before.
"The model of the Fannie management and shareholders getting the upside and taxpayers being stuck with the downside, in the event Fannie runs into trouble, is likely to change," said Sean Egan, president of Egan-Jones Ratindependents, an indebtndent debt rating firm that does not receive payments from companies that it analyzes.
