Sentence examples for downside to putting from inspiring English sources

That's the downside to putting up boozy fruit.

Dr. Hunt said the findings showed there was "no downside" to putting babies on their backs.

The one downside to putting Sting hits in a show is the actor singing them isn't as good as Sting so then you just want to hear the actual Sting version but, whatcha gonna do.

The downside to going away is to putting everything in order before you get on that plane.

The downside is that you're limited to putting in £3,600 into your cash ISA during each tax year.

Another employee, a young man who until recently worked at a competing bank, also said that while he hasn't given his soul to Jesus, he liked the wholesome atmosphere of Riverview, and that the only downside was having to put up with his former colleagues teasing him about his bosses making him say his prayers before bed.

The only downside is having to put up with a few drunk college students after the basketball team wins the Final Four.

To judge from his letter, Harry Markopolos anticipated mainly downsides for himself: he declined to put his name on it for fear of what might happen to him and his family if anyone found out he had written it.

The only downside is that I may have to put my hand up to play second-row.

In the past few years, dozens of festivals have sprung up to cater for fans no longer willing to put up with the downside of the mega-festivals: sewage-soaked Portaloos, head-to-tail camping, interminable traffic jams, and – often – bottomless mud.

While public sector staff were once happy to put up with the downsides of their jobs, in many areas staff now seem just as angry as those in the private sector.