Sentence examples for likely downside from inspiring English sources

The health benefits of preventing unplanned pregnancies or abortions far outweigh any likely downside.

For one thing, Higgins says, "a likely downside is that cocaine is going to keep one awake and allow for more alcohol consumption without totally offsetting the impairing effects of alcohol".

The individual responsible for the transaction is likely extending downside protection originally established to protect the value of a massive position in shares of the underlying fund.

While a global recovery remains the most likely scenario, downside risks to this forecast have increased.

The contract is also likely to contain downside protection in the form of antidilution clauses, or ratchets.

With governments, in Europe at least, focused on 'muddling-through,' any policy response is likely to avoid downside risks, rather than generate material growth".

A lack of understanding on the induced damage in subsurface reservoirs is likely to bring downside risks associated with the projects of enhanced oil recovery and negative economic consequences.

Here's the bottom line: We have the scientific know-how to design safe and effective hormonal contraception using bioidentical hormones, which would most likely eliminate the downside of using the pill.

But he added that "there's likely to be additional downside" for Nasdaq as money gravitates toward old economy sectors that already generate solid earnings.

To the extent that foreign policy plays a role, a senior official said, it is more likely to pose a downside risk – Europe's debt crisis, for example, or the dislocations caused by the Arab Spring.

"If the Chinese central bank doesn't act, interest rates will go up, asset prices will face pressure, and stock market and house prices are likely to have a downside," said Zhang Ming, an economics researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.