Sentence examples for has two downsides from inspiring English sources

This, while best-looking and dramatic, has two downsides: One, you just tore apart a perfectly good shirt.

While this strategy improved the situation, the resulting high turnover had two downsides: it put a considerable burden on expatriate staff for training a high number of hospital staff, and it prevented hospital staff from accumulating experience that would have had a positive effect on confidence and work safety.

I'm all for turning the world upside down and coming up with free sources of new energy that have zero downside (no emissions, no fossil fuels, no nothing).

These agreements make economic sense and have zero downside.

She found that relying on cash alone has two big downsides.

Uber has two main downsides: it's relatively expensive, and it remains reliant on gas-guzzling passenger cars.

This may seem convenient in paediatric imaging, but we have to be aware that electronic collimation has two major downsides.

The old system had two main downsides: it was not encrypted, and it prohibited communication between agencies.

Possible downside: The tower has two twin beds.

It has one very major downside, apart from being finite, as the source of carbon dioxide driving climate change and the acidification of our oceans.

Being disembodied has its downsides, but it has one big upside: it buys you a little breathing room to be more creative, outgoing, and funny than you might be in person.