Sentence examples for have its own downsides from inspiring English sources

As Robert Peston points out, the IFS analysis has highlighted the choice between Tory-led cuts and higher debt with Labour, which would have its own downsides.

Each theory, they told him, was defensible, but each had its own downsides.

The stand-up revolution was followed by another wave of stories reporting that being on your feet in the same place all day has its own downsides, including increased risk of cardiovascular problems.

But the display has its own downsides, too.

The interesting thing is that having "work" done -- freezing one's face in a guise of eternal youthfulness -- has its own downside, its own potential for embarrassment.

But being sedentary has its own downside: drowsiness.

Almond milk has its own downside.

For those who believe in a future of closer international co-operation and interdependency, it seems to indicate that democracy and empowering people to make their own decisions can have its downsides.

The technology does have its downsides.

Cycling must have its downsides, surely?

Supervising inmates does have its downsides.