Sentence examples for benefits and downsides from inspiring English sources

Not only that, but they do not know of an age pre-internet or social media, and are shaped by all of the benefits and downsides this entails.

It discusses the benefits and downsides of large companies.

This data is real and it does describe a trade-off between the benefits and downsides of screening.

To understand the benefits and downsides of each type of car, let's first take a closer look at the electric and hybrid vehicles on the market today.

Many of the benefits and downsides have been featured in the media before.

As I listened to her talk through the benefits and downsides of taking him to the police station to introduce him versus giving the police station a picture of him, I felt the weight of my white privilege.

However, only few pragmatic trials have been conducted so far to advance the understanding of the relative benefit and downsides of different exercise protocols.

Upside benefit and downside risk look about the same to shareholders, who would prefer less volatility to more.

He can articulate both the benefits and the downsides of the dizzying choices in Internet culture.

Hollande said firmness was absolutely necessary otherwise "the principles of the European Union will be questioned" and "other countries or other parties will be minded to leave the European Union in order to have the supposed benefits and no downsides or rules".

He says the mobile phone industry offers some examples of both the benefits and the downsides of sharing technology.