Sentence examples for but with the downside from inspiring English sources
Tempelhof airport had been aired as a compromise, a suitable nod to the Allies' 1948 airlift, but with the downside that it was designed by Ernst Sagebiel, Hitler's architect.
His team have previously engineered stick-on stretchable electronic circuits with an elastic polymer backing, which could simply be applied to the skin like a temporary tattoo – but with the downside that they could easily wash off.
Referencing an MC-calculated system matrix in both the forward- and back-projections is optimal from an image quality standpoint, but with the downside of requiring storage of the full or a compressed system matrix.
These data revealed that high flow rates result in shorter incubation times but with the downside of a poor bead recovery.
Binary shape fingerprints, as an approach, were shown as a promising technique to encode the shape of a chemical structure conformer and achieve very fast 3-D similarity computation, but with the potential downside of not providing an actual 3-D conformer superposition and with no guarantee that the shape similarity values or result lists have any correlation with those provided by ROCS.
Taking more stringent criteria, such as requiring more than one positive match to automatically call a site, provide a slight but measurable increase in accuracy with the downside that coverage is reduced.
Not that he is entirely unconcerned with the downside of living inside the Googlezon.
Her experience in America, in turn, was immediately intertwined with the downside of the car culture.
Remarkably, they have gone 8-8 and 9-7 in those seasons, with the downside being no playoffs.
