Sentence examples for list of downsides from inspiring English sources
"An I.P.O. is like a bomb," Mr. Mr. McNamee said, ticking off a list of downsides of going public: extra scrutiny, compliance costs and schadenfreude from rivals.
To help audience members keep track of what you're saying, hold out one hand to describe the benefits of an issue and then the other to describe a list of downsides, Van Edwards suggests.
Joining the tremendously long list of downsides to the UK's imminent departure from the European Union is the possible loss of the Erasmus programme, an exchange scheme that has given more than 3 million students the chance to study in 37 countries since 1987.
In recent years, researchers have reported an ever-growing list of downsides to getting and spending - damage to relationships and self-esteem, a heightened risk of depression and anxiety, less time for what the research indicates truly makes people happy, like family, friendship and engaging work.
While it might be great for mining coins, at some point it has a list of downsides that make it probably the nastiest piece of technology ever created outside of the military.
Way down the list of downsides is every cat's mildly annoying tendency to stick its anus right in its owner's face.
The recent turmoil in financial markets is a new addition to the list of downside risks.
After Brown stepped into the governor's mansion from the Oregon secretary of state's office her predecessor, John Kitzhaber, resigned amid a corruption scandal Portland Monthly published a list of her "upsides" and "downsides".
Some items on Mr. Trump's list of proposed savings have obvious downsides.
There's a whole lot of downside".
