Like several Arab-Americans who have lived in the United States for decades and have raised their children here, Mr. Kysia said there was a downside to the growing popularity of the Arab-language news station.
Among the downsides to the growing use of news aggregators are the increased pressure on journalists for speed, the erosion of the distinction between news gathering and republication, intrusive advertising, and lack of any professional editorial role.
Mr. Akula blamed his own "focus on scaling S.K.S.'s model" without anticipating the "potential downside" — in other words, trying to grow the business without looking at the harmful consequences of pushing for growth.
While the collaborative consumption movement continues to grow in popularity, collectively this is really its chief downside.
The ECB's economists expect the euro area to grow by 1.5-2.5 1.5-2.5%ar—broadly in line withists potential, in other words, albeit with downside risks.
There's less downside because you know you'll get a dividend, so you're less dependent on the value of the company continuing to grow.
Our submission rate continues to grow, which brings a downside the rise in our rejection rate now over 80%.
One downside to a walking meeting, particularly if they grow to more than two or three people: being able to hear each participant as you walk.
At the event, held at the headquarters of licensed producer Aurora, one of the officers told students a downside to smoking weed is it makes you grow "boobies".
In "Sex on Six Legs," the biologist Marlene Zuk argues that insects — because they are both unlike us and, in surprising ways, like us — provide excellent fodder for studying the relative value of inheritance versus environment, the evolution of personality, the definition of language and the downside of growing bigger brains.
