Sentence examples for upside of a from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, he has the upside of a productive starter.
The upside of a near-miss was that it hardwired a total lack of complacency.
Verdict: Worth a fourth-round risk, as the upside of a healthy Amendola for 12 to 14 games is too good pass up.
Americans are already feeling so rotten about the economy that the potential upside of a successful negotiation might be greater than the downside of failure.
But the ability to offer the unlimited upside of a hot IPO gives an inherent advantage to stock options offered by dot.com start-ups.
Most fund advisers recommend sticking with intermediate-term funds; they provide most of the upside of a longer-term fund but with much less downside risk.
The downside as well as the upside of an operation should be covered, said Dr. Robert Singer, a plastic surgeon in La Jolla, Calif.
"You represent all of the upside of an interconnected world," Obama told the audience, after chiding Zuckerberg for his wardrobe choices.
Most of these structures are still largely intact – the upside of an economically crippled state being that architectural heritage is usually safe – but their interiors are another story.
Besides trying to work out the upside of an educational investment, see what you can do to hold down costs — or, even better — find someone else to pay them.
Structured products are notes issued by investment banks that enable investors to monetize any particular market view, whether thats enhanced returns (i.e., two or three times the upside of an index) and/or full or partial principal protection.
