Sentence examples for very upside from inspiring English sources

If we are going to subsidize the acceleration of America's excellence and talents on the back of these very talented individuals, something is very upside down in the university community, very upside down...

This development, Mr Obama concluded, had "a very good upside" for the United States.

A.Yes, as well as sideways, straight up and down, and even very briefly upside down.

WASHINGTON — There is very little upside for the Obama administration in the ecological and economic disaster unfolding in the Gulf of Mexico.

A divorce that stretches on for years typically becomes a public mud bath with very little upside, he said.

"The meeting was highly reassuring in that regard, with strong visibility of long term profits in the UK, stability at high levels at worst in the US and very strong upside from the Saudi Typhoon programme.

But with 4.5 million residents, there's very little upside to focusing primarily on local Kiwis.

Most of what we call "bonuses" on Wall Street actually resembles commissions earned by a modestly salaried salesperson, albeit with a very high upside.

But even without the advertising dollars, there is one very major upside: Google is going to be able to perfect its location database, with millions of users tapping into it on a daily basis.

A very big upside of Traveloka is that, although it is a B2C e-commerce business, it is able to circumvent the logistical nightmare of Indonesia due to e-ticketing.

Generally, the leak cycle goes on unbroken, and even when OEMs do feel the need to respond, they almost never draw attention to the fact that they're doing so, because alienating fanatics ultimately has very little upside.