Sentence examples for downsides compared from inspiring English sources

They did not feel, though, that these downsides compared to the game's positives, with Pearson stating that "the good far outweighs what are, essentially, niggles".

I can't see any downsides compared to similarly priced basic schedulers, unless you're worried about the privacy of the internet of things.

However, there are certain downsides compared to traditional genetic testing.

They considered the shortened song length a negligible downside compared to the overall package.

On the downside, comparing the right and left panels reveals that enrichments curves are more pronounced for experimentally validated blastoderm CRMs than for ZGA predicted CRMs, which likely reflects the generation of false positive among the latter.

One of the downsides to multitenancy compared with single tenancy is that a problem with one client can affect the whole system.

In the UK, unlike the US, there is no strong culture of university-funded financial aid programmes, which is a serious downside when comparing British universities against their counterparts around the world.

The downside of comparing the size distributions in Tables 3 and 4 is that the size bins do not correspond to one another.

Covered call writing, selling a call option on a stock you own, has less risk than owning stock since the option premium received no matter how small reduces downside risk as compared to stock ownership.

So the downside of charitable giving, compared to co-operative traditions of self-help and mutual aid, is that we end up believing in others to do good rather than believe in ourselves.

One downside of Chatter Messenger compared to, say, Gchat: It's limited to people within your company.