Sentence examples for definite upside from inspiring English sources
But in the end, her privacy concerns outweighed any benefits social media could provide, and she saw a definite upside when she went through a recent break-up.
The downside is that viewers often feel bombarded by styles, techniques and images new to them, but a definite upside is that competitions make a lot of art visible that would never be discovered or be seen by a wide audience.
There is a definite upside to Christie's involvement in the Ebola response, as Dworkin noted.
According to the latest findings based on the data collected from 1,643 companies that make up the MSCI World benchmark, there is a definite upside from increasing board diversity.
But there are definite upsides to middle age.
We thought it over and came up with some definite upsides.
Not definitive, just definite.
A children's picture book, Fungus the Bogeyman has been described as a "rich, imaginative and complex philosophical work" that creates an "upside down underworld where a gloomy nihilism is the order of the day" with a "definite punky, 'no future', Sex Pistols quality".
A definite angel is on the left and figures that seem to be on fire (one hangs upside-down) are on the right.
