Sentence examples for the downsides that from inspiring English sources

To this end, the nuclear sector's energy- and climate-related advantages were explored alongside the downsides that mainly relate to radioactive pollution.

Bowie was a man with a firm appreciation of his own talents, and while he doubtless would have been able to bring suitable villainy to the role of Max Zorin in A View to a Kill – a role eventually taken by Christopher Walken – it was the downsides that turned him off.

Remote workers, despite the flexibility afforded to them, aren't immune from the downsides that can negatively influence job performance.

"That was one of the downsides; that there is a possibility that they won't watch," Ms. Pitter said.

Mostly, however, it proved he could have a fulfilling creative experience without many of the downsides that come with writing novels.

The respectful affinity in that exchange made it almost possible to ignore the downsides: that the program, for all of its autobiographical illumination, left an important facet of Mr. McFerrin unobserved, and that his naturally impish demeanor made Jazz at Lincoln Center and its house band seem a little more stolid than they really are.

On the downside that's probably the end of him in this film.

Bear Trap: A false move to the downside that does not start a new downtrend.

It broke the 50-day m.a. to the downside that same day (not shown).

There is the downside that the Danish style of socialising could be considered exclusive".

You never know until you are kind of on the downside that you are.