Sentence examples for downside that from inspiring English sources
"And covered calls don't protect your downside that much".
"That's a downside that seems rather serious," Dr. Gittleman said.
Downside: that would drive leftwing Liberal Democrats even deeper into opposition against the coalition.
But the age of parity has a giant downside that doesn't exist when there are more certain majorities.
But there's a downside that keeps those fairs to a minimum, says one promoter, candidly: "More work, same buck".
On the downside, that meant they frequently dealt in authentically horrible sounds, not least the tinny, buzzing acoustic guitar with wire jammed under its frets that punctuates Jealousy.
However, current SDN programmability comes with downsides that could hinder its adoption and deployment.
To this end, the nuclear sector's energy- and climate-related advantages were explored alongside the downsides that mainly relate to radioactive pollution.
As good as the OCZ is, there are a few small downsides that deserve mention.
He sees no downsides that Mr Bush couldn't overcome.
"That was one of the downsides; that there is a possibility that they won't watch," Ms. Pitter said.
