Sentence examples for downside over from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, currency fluctuations and a stronger dollar could impact earnings to the downside over the coming quarters.

In my opinion, that is my downside over the next 12 to 18 months, less than 3%!

Anna Piretti, a senior economist at BNP Paribas, said the widepread weakness in food prices suggest pressure should remain to the downside over the next few months, pointing to sluggish readings at the retail level.

The downside is over-investigation, over-treatment and the risk of wearing blinkers to alternative diagnoses: Once a child with a wheeze is on the "asthma algorithm," it's easy to miss that the reason they aren't responding to escalating asthma medication is because they actually inhaled a small plastic toy.

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.

While there may be downsides to over-sharing on social media, it appears there are benefits as well.

However, she did caution that, like all medical tests, there are downsides to over-testing, which include increased anxiety and more medical intervention in the case of a false positive result.

While we're not in the middle of another dot-com or housing crisis, we are again seeing the downside of an over-capitalized market.

However, the downside to this over-the-top play is that CBS doesn't have the rights to stream some sporting events, like the NFL Playoff games, or other big specials, like the Grammy's, for example.

But more downside misses over the coming months will prompt a lot of analysts to start sweating.

"The economy is staring recession in the face again; he has no money to spend and events in the euro zone pose major downside risks over which he has no control," Mr. Archer said.