Sentence examples for has some downside from inspiring English sources

But if the union lends to the fund and the fund lends to stressed European countries, then the union has some downside protection — from fund shareholders.

And screening has some downsides.

Because photographing the card has some downsides.

But speedier processing has some downsides.

It clearly has some downsides, however.

But even in Mr. Swartz's upbeat world, it is no surprise that the technology has some downsides.

The country has some downsides.

That's fundamentally a good thing, but it has some downsides.

Of course being run on the Ethereum blockchain also has some downsides – mainly that users have to pay a transaction fee anytime they interact with the network, meaning that both creating tokens and airdropping them to friends cost real Ether.

But it has some downsides too, namely that you'll probably lose some of the document's formatting, which is going to be a deal-breaker for essential documents.

"But I may be more aware of the fact that this has some downsides and may be a potential problem for our society and our economy".