Sentence examples for critical downside from inspiring English sources
Indeed, a "critical downside" of these tax credits is that there's no way to prove those who receive them wouldn't have filmed in California anyway.
They want a nation in which the open carrying of deadly weapons is commonplace -- with the critical downside that once the guns are accepted fashion accessories and the public is desensitized, actual homicidal mass shooters can more successfully blend into crowds without having to conceal a damn thing.
Most -- particularly those currently serving in Washington -- were far less critical and prophetic of the downsides when they first supported the popular president's war.
On the downside, 20% need either regular daily help or critical 24-hour care.
But presumably, at critical moments specific megabanks have a particular and complete kind of downside protection.
But the downside to voluntary compliance is that it overlooks the critical role played by enforcement in society's efforts to curb self-interest for the common good.
In the current critical moment, the Japanese calamity has shown all the world the harsh downside risks of just a few of the societal compromises we've made.
I don't think it is a sea change, but I certainly think it is something that was needed, to take a critical look at the screening practices to quantify the benefits and the downsides.
Carol Colton, a professor of neurology at Duke University in North Carolina, said the results were "exciting", but added that critical questions remained about whether switching off a natural defence mechanism might have other unforeseen downsides in the brain.
In focusing on the potential downsides of post-arrest hyperoxemia, Dell'Anna and colleagues hit on two important themes of current critical care research and practice.
That said, although the downside of not being mandatory is that it fails to encourage maximum implementation, it does allow flexibility, which is critical given the need for further methodological development in this area.
