Sentence examples for fundamental downsides from inspiring English sources
Others have done a nice job putting a prettier face on email, like Sparrow and Apple's latest Mail client, but the fundamental downsides of email remain.
"We believe Icahn's offer represents reasonable value for the company, and see downside should fundamental value become relevant once more," Julien Dumoulin-Smith, a UBS research analyst, wrote in a note.
Goldman Sachs maintained an "in-line" rating on the stock on May 18 but upgraded the cable sector to "neutral" from "cautious" based on improving fundamentals and limited downside risk to current valuations.
Larger organizations certainly have their downsides (like bureaucracy), but most have figured out the fundamentals of how things get done, and they can teach you the skills essential to any successful career.
If Stoner's success had a downside, though, it was that it would later mask the fundamental problem, the lack of front-end feeling, justifying a slow approach to development.
But they have failed to address the products' fundamental weakness: that a lumpy property portfolio is being sold as a cash asset, tradable at daily prices with limited downside risk.
There were two downsides.
THE downsides are obvious.
