Sentence examples for as major downside from inspiring English sources

"However, such factors as the weakening momentum of economic recovery in the U.S. and other major countries and the spread of sovereign debt problems in the euro area will act as major downside risk factors".

VR headsets seal the person wearing them off from the outside world, which some critics see as a major downside: while friends and family members in the same room can watch what the VR user is seeing on a TV screen, it's not a hugely social experience.

For Girdler, as for many, the major downside of being at a liberal arts college was that "no one knew quite what to do with me".

There was one major downside to Australia's day however, as Will Genia - standing in as captain with James Horwill and David Pocock already ruled out of the championship - was forced off with a knee injury 10 minutes from time.

It has one very major downside, apart from being finite, as the source of carbon dioxide driving climate change and the acidification of our oceans.

There would be one major downside to the law, said Donaldson, who works as a licensed practical nurse.

The toxicity is a major downside, though.

These algorithms have a major downside; they are computationally demanding.

Major downside: limited experience with his team in European competitions.

"Clearly there is a major downside risk to U.S. growth.

The major downside is the lack of bathroom facilities.