Sentence examples for two downsides from inspiring English sources

There were two downsides.

The manual allows more involvement, but there are two downsides.

There are just two downsides to hanging out with youngsters: the first is when you make a reference to a seminal movie such as Moonstruck, say, and they'll make an annoying reply like: "Um, I don't think I was born when that came out".

Thomson admitted "one or two downsides" during her BBC career, including joking that the real reason she wanted to sell Television Centre was due to bad memories of an unfortunate incident while working on Panorama when she misplaced then Liberal leader David Steel in the bowels of the building.

Two downsides: speed and security.

He specified exactly two downsides to the present rules: it decreases investment and it stifles innovation.

However, the FMD dataset suffers three downsides with regard to FOD recognition: (1) Few samples are FOD alike.

There are at least three downsides of mould-active antifungal prophylaxis.

The one downside is the anticipation factor.

Ms. Benjamin agreed, while noting one downside.

The one downside of the trip was the weather.