Sentence examples for have any downsides from inspiring English sources

The USPSTF found that the best evidence we have says that sun protection counseling for fair-skinned folks age 10 to 24 helps prevent skin cancer, and does not appear to have any downsides for health.

Pat 46 (female, 45) "As far as I'm concerned antibiotics do not have any downsides I have never asked until now whether antibiotics have benefits or do harm".

An intake of fermented dairy products didn't seem to have any downside, and women (but not men) who ate lots of yoghurt and cheese (which contain less D-galactose than milk) actually reduced their risk of fractures or dying.

I ask whether the staggeringly positive response to the venture had any downsides.

But if her new vocation has any downside, it is that Ms. Rodenburg believes some directors may be less inclined to allow her into rehearsals now that she has joined their ranks.

"At the same time not being beholden to any interests can have a downside too," Mr. De Blasio said, "because it can lead to less sensitivity to what New Yorkers are actually experiencing in their daily lives.

They have a downside.

But brands have a downside.

True, most have a downside or two.

And togetherness can have a downside.

Such a program could do a lot to promote faster growth, while having hardly any downside.