Sentence examples for dramatic downside from inspiring English sources

The stock will ebb and flow with the price of oil, although Exxon will not feel the dramatic downside moves like other oil stocks should oil prices tumble from their current heights.

Instead, a narrowly based industry has managed to impose a risky technology with short-term negatives and potentially dramatic downsides.

This, while best-looking and dramatic, has two downsides: One, you just tore apart a perfectly good shirt.

From the world's best performing index in the first three months of this year, to a laggard this quarter, the Russian index has offered dramatic returns as well as downside risk.

"Over the past nine months, the downside has been so dramatic that it's hard for people to believe in the upside.

While there are downsides to such a dramatic reveal, it is clearly the right thing to do.

The shrinking middle class; a surprising downside to desegregating schools; the dramatic poverty-reducing effects of saving; and other cutting-edge research.

But the downside to this suppressed emotion is a want of dramatic urgency.

But Shakespeare's florid language does have a downside: to the modern ear it impedes semantic and dramatic understanding of his plays.

For those that get relief, the results are often dramatic; the injections are nearly painless, and there is almost no downside except cost.

"But the downside is, there's a strong likelihood of a pretty dramatic fall-off in 2013".