Sentence examples similar to negligible downsides from inspiring English sources
There is a huge upside to America signing this treaty versus a negligible downside.
They considered the shortened song length a negligible downside compared to the overall package.
But Nike reckoned the downside was negligible and the lack of transparency hindered the monitoring process, says Hannah Jones, the firm's head of corporate social responsibility.
Mr. Browne said the changes were made by Mr. Kelly and Ernest F. Hart, the chairman of the Civilian Complaint Review Board, after analysts for the Police Department told Mr. Kelly that any downside was negligible.
What would make me happier at work? 1) Stop making changes for the sake of making a change; the benefits are negligible in the face of the downsides in terms of attendence, morale, quality of work being done.
Although the downside risk is far from negligible, it could still be a risk worth taking.
The downsides to being a Roman Catholic with empathy for Islamic peoples would appear to be negligible.
