Sentence examples for pronounced downside from inspiring English sources

Not only has the outlook for GDP growth been revised down (albeit with 'less pronounced' downside risks), but CPI inflation is expected to be below its 2% target for most of the forecast period – both on market expectations of a gradual rise in interest rates to 2.5% and, strikingly, also on the basis of unchanged rates.

If there is a downside to such efficiency, it's that Ah'Pizz — pronounced something like "appease" — does not accept phone orders.

"Moody's believes that the downside risks warrant putting Spain's rating under review for downgrade," Muehlbronner pronounced with her hand on the lever – whereupon the euro and the stock market both fell.

Suuns: pronounced soons, the band's rocking set got cut way too short, which is an unfortunate downside of having 1900 bands in one city at once.

Pronounced "Necoh".

No downside?

"My downside is unlimited.

Is there a downside?

What's the downside?

Isolation has its downside.

What about the downside?