Sentence examples for strong downside from inspiring English sources

Another angle came from Sarah Frier and Eric Newcomer, who argued in Bloomberg that these high valuations rely on "fuzzy" numbers, since the terms of these late-stage deals often include strong downside protection provisions.

Both, however, have substantial downsides.

"The number of people wanting to purchase is strong, but the downside is the number of people postponing these purchases".

The rise in the problems that we are observing can in some sense be attributed to the kinds of overreaching typically experienced during strong economic periods, when downside scenarios are more challenging to visualize fully, when the ambitions of borrowers are at their height, and when competition for market share is an especially driving force.

Unfortunately, this strong identity has a downside in that it greatly raises adjustment costs, should a different organizational form be needed in the future.

If, in addition to the economy-wide 30% floor on all mortgages, it makes sense to provide these two additional kinds of protection to banks preferred stock to the relatively strong banks and enhanced downside insurance to the weak (but not deeply insolvent) ones–how would the government determine whether a bank qualifies for one or the other program?

The downside to a strong export economy is a strong currency.

But a stronger dollar has a downside: it makes American exports more expensive in foreign markets, which could damp one of the few parts of the American economic engine that is still humming.