Sentence examples similar to apparent upsides from inspiring English sources

It's interesting because the immediately apparent upside of Google acquiring Nest would be the data it stands to gain access to.

While not all of these cases have directly furthered spy-trading efforts, it's not a stretch to think that foreign governments will more readily crack down on academics and researchers after seeing the apparent upside of having ready-made trade bait at their disposal.

But with little likelihood that Berkeley's business would create much incremental demand for its products and no other apparent strategic upside for itself, Intel saw the investment as primarily a financial one.

To understand how a bill with such little apparent political upside could actually be this close to becoming law, one must first understand the driving dynamics of the modern Republican Party.

The apparent silliness of an upside-down cake makes my children laugh.

WR: Brandon Marshall (Ranked 15, ADP 6) The upside is apparent, but there's just too much risk surrounding Marshall in a run-heavy offense for him to be a top 10 wide receiver.

When you already have all the money in the world, the upsides are less apparent.

If there is an upside to the law, it is that 16 years hence it is apparent that in fact there is no upside to keeping gays out or relegating them to the closet.

"But the absence of spare capacity in the economy apparent in surveys suggests that there are also upside risks to the central projection for earnings and inflation over the forecast period.

When did it become apparent that your technology would turn American gas markets upside down?

But such fees do have an upside, although not one that may be apparent to the consumer.