Sentence examples for downside into from inspiring English sources

Investors, it seems, aren't pricing much downside into net neutrality in the immediate aftermath of its enaction.

Even before the collapse, Sonders advised people to build a 25% downside into the price of a home they want to buy: "If it were to drop 25% and you would still want the home and could afford it, the go ahead and buy".

The elimination of that restriction brings a major downside bias into prices.

[Read the rest.] I see little downside in extending these rules well into the future.

They could see the downside in publicly forcing store owners into a corner.

One downside of moving into a house with this much wow is that furniture from the old house no longer works.

So we take a percentage of our ill-gotten gains (thank you manipulators!) and we put it into downside hedges like the S&P Ultra-Short (SDS), which is all the way down to $19.05, down from $25 in August, when we had the flash-crash on the 24th.

But there is a downside: "When you get into a four-seat Smart, you've got just another small car," says Zee Tull, an analyst with Merrill Lynch.

One downside: While Chillsner fits into the standard long-neck bottles marketed by the biggest brewers, it is too long for the stubbier bottles used by makers of many craft beers.

The only downside is the distance into town, but a free tuk-tuk service, good-sized swimming pool, cheap massages, and a restaurant serving authentic Khmer food make up for it.

The downside: light quickly verges into slight, and the early episodes are basically one-joke set-ups — Hunter thinks the hot new waitress is into him; a woman comes to the club to find the musician she hooked up with — that end before the characters have had a chance to register.