Sentence examples similar to entail downsides from inspiring English sources
Adopting the MFW "dual minority protection" structure, however, also entails downsides, risks and costs, which need to be evaluated given the specific facts of each transaction.
Barrow mourns the impending downsides entailed by our transition from film to digital photography: rituals turned extinct, memories all but forgotten.
Not only that, but they do not know of an age pre-internet or social media, and are shaped by all of the benefits and downsides this entails.
The results suggest that VCs with better governance abilities focus less on obtaining downside protections, which entail risk-sharing costs, and more on other aspects of the contract (such as obtaining board representation) during negotiations with entrepreneurs.
Rick Santorum FiveThirtyEight projection (most likely case): 76 delegates Upside case: 135 delegates Downside case: 52 delegates The upside case for Mr. Santorum is fairly similar to Mr. Romney's downside case and would entail Mr. Santorum winning about 135 delegates.
Or, the news media could focus on the I.R.S. case instead of Benghazi — but for the reasons I've outlined here, the I.R.S. story probably entails much more political downside for Democrats.
They all carry some downsides: shares carry more risk, while larger goods stockpiles entail storage costs.
But the fund warned of the downside of continued QE, saying: "A long period of exceptionally low interest rates may entail potential unintended consequences for domestic financial stability and has complicated the macro-policy environment in some emerging markets".
Almost uniquely among Wall Street maneuvers, short-selling entails what traders call infinite downside.
