Sentence examples for more upside of from inspiring English sources

One more upside of the Arab Awakening that doesn't get much mention (for obvious reasons) is that A list singers cannot release any new work for fear of not selling copies, and many of the established stars singers (who I won't name) have a dirty past sucking up to Arab dictators, making them hugely unpopular.

"There is the added bonus of a lot more upside for expansion and better longer-term aviation prospects in Malaysia for us," he added, noting that Singapore is "saturated, space constrained and has ever-escalating land and utility and construction costs".

Besides gaining more economies of scale, there isn't too much more upside to this deal for Cadbury, though.

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.

But CarPlay has even more upside than most of the accessories in Apple's web; It represents a way to get actual iOS usage time up, during a time when usage would otherwise be more or less impossible to get.

As it stands now, "the stock's valuation is not as compelling and we now see more upside potential from shares of Chevron" although the firm still views Exxon Mobil "as a good long-term holding".

In the middle rounds, your goal should be bypassing players like Santonio Holmes in favor of those with more upside.

Today's featured player, Whitney Mercilus of Illinois, has more upside than Upshaw, in my view, possessing superior quickness and strength.

He sees even more upside: "You can't have enough of Lotte!

John Buckingham of the Prudent Speculator also believes that the company, with a modest price-earnings ratio of 14, has more upside.

We have already taken profits on half of our holding of Methanex, but I think it has more upside.