Touted as a so-called "bridge fuel" that could burn relatively cleanly and help the world transition from coal and oil to renewable energies like solar and wind, natural gas has big downsides, said Rachel Richardson, fracking program director of Environment America.
For investors the big downside of this natural response is that the fired-up parts of the brain are much more sensitive to the size of the potential gain namely, a rapidly increasing stock price than to the probability that it will actually occur.
The only downside of this natural chemistry is that it makes the audience want the roommates to never leave the apartment.
"This policy has so many downsides – it violates natural law, it makes kids spoilt and thankless," she said.
However patients in this study appeared to have been provided with little education about ordering, or not ordering, x-rays, their downsides, and the natural history of acute low back pain, including its likely favourable prognosis.
The downside here is that natural hormones, made from plants, are available only through a limited number of pharmacies, usually those that can do their own compounding.
Seas cover two-thirds of the surface of the planet and they are a natural sink for surplus GHGs but, the downside, this increases levels of marine acidity.
— Hattie, Seattle A. Hattie, thank you for reinforcing what the downside is of heading for the "natural route".
Nonetheless, his opposition to emigration displayed the downside of his commitment to his natural law and manifest destiny-inspired principles.
I felt terrible outlining for my friend what could be the downside of what should have been a natural and proud gesture.
