Sentence examples for been a downside of from inspiring English sources

But there's been a downside of the rapid emergence of this largely unregulated industry.

There has been a downside for Mr. Bush, of course.

There is a downside, of course.

But they said there is a downside of thrusting corporations into that role.

There is a downside, of course, to a new stadium; Costas asked about affordable seats, but what about the seat licenses that went for as much as $150,000 each?

This is a downside of life and scumbags.

Donor fatigue is a downside of digitization, but that same technology is empowering donors to make informed giving decisions.

Which receptor it uses instead is still unclear, which is a "downside" of the new study, says Larry Anderson, an infectious disease specialist at Emory University in Atlanta.

Forgetting may also be a downside of adult neurogenesis because the new memories outcompete old memories, notes neuroscientist Jonas Frisén of the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm.

There is a downside, of course, because if the Fed creates too much money we'll end up with an inflation problem (not to mention a credibility problem).

For women, a ticking biological clock may be a downside of progressing through the 30s.