Sentence examples for personal upside from inspiring English sources

"The personal upside for someone who owns 5 percent of a company that sells for $100 million and the person who owns 50 percent of one that sells for $10 million is the same," Mr. Moore said.

And then, in San Francisco, he suddenly fell in love, which turned his personal life upside down.

The upside – personal trading that bred the culture of "my word is my bond" – had a downside: this really was a closed world of public school chaps who all knew each other, dined with each other, played golf or went shooting together, and earned a comfortable living because of the closed-shop practices that Margaret Thatcher, in the City as elsewhere, quite rightly set out to destroy.

Those women also had their personal lives turned upside down and examined inside and out.

So the pressing question is: How can you handle the problem of adult children who ask to live at home once again without having your own personal world turned upside down?

A gaffe in the presidential debates or the discovery of a personal indiscretion could turn everything upside down.

There's nothing like a little personal experience to knock you upside the head with a bejeweled, plastic tiara.

Trump traveled to Scotland and ended up touting the upside for his personal fortune of economic chaos roiling America's foremost ally following the vote to leave the European Union.

Your colleague's personal life was just turned upside-down.

If it hangs in here, as most economists expect, personal consumption hardly budges on the upside.

In January 2011, I wrote about my personal experience of Asperger's and the upsides of it.