Sentence examples for may have upside from inspiring English sources

The recent uptick in gas prices is good news for railroads, and as gas prices bubble up near $75 per barrel, coal demand may have upside.

And, obviously, those policies may have upsides as well; drone strikes disrupt terrorist logistics, for example.

Mr. Bond noted that the current mess may have upsides, at least in the short term.

Michael Saunders and Casper Wells will seemingly compete for time while Gutierrez is out, but don't rule out Trayvon Robinson, who may have more upside than all of them.

The move also signals to the United States that renewing ties with Myanmar may have an upside in the battle for regional power with China.

While the weaker players may have greater upside potential, they also have much higher risk.

Stocks such as Cisco that are less dependent upon the service providers may have more upside potential.

With a lot of new issues either out the door or lined up, folks should be cautious about these new opportunities that may have great upside, but could go nowhere.

Repetto says the firms with the younger client bases may have more upside potential, but he adds that all brokerage stocks will remain under a cloud until the stock market recovers from its current malaise.

And for Annie, whose Raymond is driving her crazy... you may have it upside down and backwards.

For example, if you book a loss in Hovnanian, you may still want to have upside exposure to homebuilders and could jump into Toll Brothers or Lennar and make your loss stick.