Sentence examples for experienced the downside from inspiring English sources

Early Tuesday, just two days after its extravagant Cruise show at the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum in Rio de Janeiro, Louis Vuitton experienced the downside of the applause it had attracted as the first major European brand to take a fashion show to Brazil: Its Ipanema store was robbed.

But he also experienced the downside of fame, along with financial and other difficulties.

We have already experienced the downsides of one potty for seven people -- like one desperate little fella trying to pee while his sister is sitting on the bowl.

And speaking of sharing, we ALL share the upstairs bathroom and have already experienced the downsides of one potty for seven people -- like three (or four!) little boys "crossing streams" or one desperate little fella trying to pee while his sister is sitting on the bowl.

By then, he was experiencing the downside of such a rapid rise.

And in having to rely more extensively on free media, Mr. Bush, meanwhile, is fully experiencing the downside of unscripted encounters.

Some European officials argue that Britain, which has long promoted the idea of a more variable model of European integration, with countries free to pick and choose the degree of cooperation, is now experiencing the downside.

On the rest of side one we experience the downside of autonomy – a lonely Tennant conceding the need for companionship on I Want a Dog, then failing to connect to a lover on Domino Dancing.

Consumers may also experience the downside of a lack of a standard definition.

If nobody believes it is doable without experiencing the downside of the trade-off, few if any will try.

Turns out, though dams felt like glorious American progress in the first half of last century, we are now experiencing the downside of interfering on such a massive scale with the natural order.