Sentence examples for certain downsides from inspiring English sources

A requisite for Shidoobee membership seems to be an inexhaustible enthusiasm for seeing the Rolling Stones in concert, coupled with a generous attitude toward certain downsides of being a Stones fan, like the fact that tickets for the current tour cost as much as $450 each.

However, there are certain downsides compared to traditional genetic testing.

Coming ads "might begin to emphasize tools that are helpful when markets get jumpy," he added, like e-mails sent to customers when stocks reach certain "downside and upside" prices.

It is impossible to know if Mitt Romney would turn out to be a good, bad or a mediocre president, but one certain downside of a Romney victory is that it would reward the most venal forces in American politics.

In effect, Mr. Bernanke and his colleagues have decided to accept an all-but-certain downside — high unemployment, for years to come — rather than risk an even worse situation — a market panic, a spike in long-term interest rates and yet higher unemployment.

Results are robust to regional differences (see Appendix 2).20 The latter entails that farmers are less willing to shift to modern irrigation when experiencing less certain yields and higher downside risks.

Sure, there are downsides.

The downside is, inevitably, a certain loss of coherence.

However, the downside of over-expression of certain NTFs, including glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF), was earlier found to be the trapping and misdirection of regenerating axons, the so-called 'candy-store' effect.

Each move had a certain, defensible logic to it, and a predictable downside.

Despite its almost universal usage, cardioplegia in its current form is associated with potential downsides rendering those cardioprotective regimens a less than optimal choice in certain clinical situations and certain patient collectives.