Sentence examples for downsides from from inspiring English sources

But there are real and lasting downsides from this new migration.

But he warns there are downsides, from fierce competition for students to the cost of recruiting staff, and that a high-quality brand and good lines of recruiting both undergraduates and postgraduates is therefore essential.

Socially constructed world has also its downsides from the policymakers' view, since it is impossible to govern.

"Of course we thought of potential downsides from day one, that's why we have invested a tremendous amount of energy and money to reduce the noise of these electric engines to the lowest possible degree.

A couple of downsides from what I can gather: the app is only available for English-language sites at this moment, and since the application isn't capable of showing comparative shipping and handling costs for every online retailer out there, savvy shoppers are still better off researching detailed pricing on other retailers' website to make sure they're getting the best bang for their buck.

Wedding expert Tami Smallwood says there can also be downsides from "live tweeting" from the wedding itself.

To be clear, the interview didn't just focus on the app's downsides — far from it.

Given 30% downside from the current price, we rate RBS as a sell".

He also believes that if the company fails, "there is no downside from a career perspective".

"The risk is to the downside from here," said Mr. Schuster, who decided not to buy Groupon shares on Friday.

This is a battle they cannot win so long as workers believe there is huge potential gain, and very little downside, from quitting.