Sentence examples for downsides in terms of from inspiring English sources

Still, it's unclear when this might make it to market, and it has downsides in terms of building costs and battery drain that could render it impractical from Apple's perspective.  .

As for how this tech might be used, the MIT team that developed it images solutions for age-related vision loss, which generally takes the form of farsightedness – that means that if you can see far but can't read up close, you could use a GPS unit with this kind of screen to avoid having to wear bifocals or varifocals, which come with their own downsides in terms of their effect on the wearer.

This provides any potential bidder a huge incentive to enter the process, since it has no real downside in terms of costs.

There is also a downside in terms of the adjustment that is needed to restore competitiveness in some eurozone countries.

"While the exploration and production companies obviously benefit from a rising oil price, there is a downside in terms of cost inflation in oil services," Corbett told Forbes.com.

"There's an upside to the deal since they're getting paid, but it's limited, and the downside in terms of loss of reputation is potentially unlimited," says Bonnanzio.

One is that if I am right on the macro view, -2 rather than +2 and weak recovery, then there will be surprises on the downside in terms of the macroeconomic, U.S. and abroad.

I'd like to see a cost benefit analysis that considers the upside of fracking the jobs, the revenues but also the downside in terms of loss of property values and health impacts.

However, such lack of development-specific expertise is also reported to have its downsides, especially in terms of Brazilians' ability to capture the complexities of project implementation in low-income settings.

The downside risk in terms of multiple contraction for a number of these lodging stocks, such as Starwood and Hilton, was pretty minimal compared to some of the downside you would see in technology stocks.

"Governments perceive there to be downside risks in terms of soft power and international standing in failing to live up to the commitment they have made," Bailey said.