Sentence examples for downside of trying from inspiring English sources

Is this the downside of trying to work with a player who has already accomplished so much? A. I guess it depends on what you're looking for.

The ensuite bathroom has a shower, although the downside of trying to fit modern day amenities into such an ancient building is that tall guests will either have to stoop or opt for a leisurely soak in the bath instead.

But with no shipping fees, what's the downside of trying?" Ms. Mulpuru said one thing that might help myShape reach a mass audience would be if the company somehow offered to take body scans of people at malls and other locations, saving them the trouble of measuring themselves.

But this illustrates the downside of trying to craft shocking moments for social-media consumption.

Of course the downside to trying the settlement route is the forgiven debt could create a tax liability you may have to pay, it will appear on your credit report for up to 7.5 years as your delinquency will, and when you default, your lender could always sue you if they wanted to.

And there's a downside to trying to overhaul tried-and-true technologies: the upstart replacements need to work out some kinks of their own.

(Michelle, both) However, there was also a downside to the NHS providing a means of trying acupuncture.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Kurland's critics accuse him of trying to profit from the downside of what Countrywide and other lenders wrought.

So far, the Obama administration has done a good job of trying to promote fracking while investigating the downsides.

It would also avoid the downsides -- trying to standardize and, in so doing, likely trivialize the outcomes of a college education.

"That's the downside of being human: you try so hard sometimes that it works against you".