downside|downsides in English

noun

negative side, unpleasant aspect, disadvantage; lower side; decrease, slump, fall (in stock prices, etc.)

Use "downside|downsides" in a sentence

1. Almond milk also has upsides and downsides

2. Now, are there downsides to that?

3. This is not about downsides or risk management.

4. It's like tapered to the downside.

5. Cantillate - Downside of memory 6

6. The downside of Counterfeit2 is its uniformity

7. There will be a downside to that.

8. The downside with Barley is it …

9. We should reinforce the downside of the windlass.

10. Is there a downside to these trends.

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12. The downside was inefficiency, corruption and environmental destruction.

13. But there is an equally important downside: inbreeding.

14. So the downside is greater for the cheetah.

15. Significant downside risks to this recovery remain, however.

16. If the downside is iffy, the upside is certain.

17. On the downside, college evening classes cost a bundle.

18. He, too, is on the downside of his career.

19. However, the report says that considerable downside risks remain.

20. And while those modern Aftershaves are cheap and effective, they have a few downsides

21. But even this shift towards a wider social perspective has its downside.

22. The downside was that chemotherapy would compromise my immune system.

23. The Augmentation of labor can come with a few risks or downsides, including: Slowed fetal heart rate

24. The benefits speak for themselves, but it does have its downside.

25. Again, the realization of the downside of being beautiful hit Matt.