Sentence examples for has considerable downsides from inspiring English sources

"The heavy emphasis on profile browsing at most dating sites has considerable downsides, and there is little reason to believe that current compatibility algorithms are especially effective," explained the team behind an article published in Psychological Science in the Public Interest.

However, PSA screening, at best, seems to produce only a small reduction in prostate cancer mortality and has considerable downsides [ 3, 4].

The Heathrow Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise too said "all three options have considerable downsides" and it was "sceptical" about the proposals.

Learning at a distance has considerable plus points, but there are downsides too, as students who have just embarked on their course explain.

Ms. Quinn has considerable virtues.

Mr. Obama has considerable challenges.

Libonati has considerable challenges ahead.

Calories are one measure of energy, but fresh air, movement and laughter, for example, provide less measurable energy that may in fact be immeasurable, having considerable benefit without the downside of potential weight gain.

Abbado had considerable international prestige, but this too had its downside for the LSO: he frequently made his major recordings with the Boston or Chicago Symphony Orchestras or the Vienna Philharmonic.

The states have considerable autonomy.

"It could have considerable practicality".