Sentence examples for has many downsides from inspiring English sources

However, the tendency to self-aggrandisement has many downsides.

Chronic sleep loss has many downsides, among them weight gain, depression and irritability.

But the customs union has many downsides that have not attracted much media coverage.

One of the things that's so challenging is that, as you acknowledge in the book, nationalism has many downsides, and many of the institutions, such as the European Union, that were created as a response to the downsides of nationalism are now sparking a nationalist backlash.

However, direct real estate investing, for all of its upside, has many downsides.

Resection of an entire lobe of the brain has many downsides as it means loss of all the functions that the lobe performed.

"They had many downsides, but they did protect minority faiths.

But central authorities have many downsides, and new technology is enabling organization without centralization.

"At first, it was very difficult and it had many downsides, but I knew even then that this was the right way because I could sing on and on and would never get tired.

While the preponderance of temporary contracts may have many downsides, there is a risk that changes to the academic system would have significant knock-on effects, Phillips recognizes in her email to Science Careers.

However, it can also have many downsides: the comedown, the fact that it can be extremely dangerous if you don't use it responsibly, and as anyone who's taken it will know the fact that it can make you do and say some very embarrassing things.