Sentence examples for hidden downside from inspiring English sources

But a hidden downside harms investors: Research has suffered as commission income has plummeted.

But Kevin warns about the hidden downside.

I spoke to residents around the world, and many reported feeling uplifted by their elevated perspective, but there are hidden downsides: a Canadian study of heart attack victims showed survival rates dropped markedly on higher floors, because they were harder for paramedics to reach.

The purpose of this article (and the previous one) is to highlight the potential (hidden) downsides of social connections in entrepreneurship.

Foster care officials didn't hide the downsides.

One downside: the system is hidden under a layer of mulch, and a plant that abruptly dies may be your only sign that the system is malfunctioning.

"If it was genuinely inadvertent or negligent, if there's nothing nefarious you want to hide, there's no downside to retroactively registering," Sandler said.

He could see a downside to hiding too.

One downside of many organ recitals is that the performer, by architectural design, is hidden, usually up in the choir loft in the rear of the church.

A recent report found monks at Ampleforth in North Yorkshire and Downside in Somerset hid allegations of "appalling sexual abuse".

Ultimately, Sochi has "brought attention to all the downsides of Russia that Putin hopes to hide," says Bullough.