Examples of using Downsides in English and their translations into Russian
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vertical approach of the global funds, despite the recog¬nized downsides.
though there are some small downsides to consider as well.
One of the downsides to working in law enforcement is that your fingerprints are on file.
The downsides of tungsten are you can't reshape it
with their respective advantages and downsides.
including possible downsides, should be disclosed.
I guess one of the downsides of being a loner is… everybody leaves you alone.
This position has its perks and its downsides, like informing a colleague that his friends have been isolated.
ExpressVPN has very few downsides apart from a high price
traditional inductive sensors have some downsides which have prevented their uptake from becoming more widespread.
new market opportunities) and increase ecoefficiency, but they also present downsides and risks.
Predicament of Mankind(Meadows and others, 1972), they fuelled a growing public and political consciousness of the environmental and social downsides of prevailing models.
Actually, I think Rival has a lot less downsides than its competitors and in game technology they are way ahead of the rest;
to draw on its advantages and avoid its downsides so that all countries, particularly developing countries,
There are some downsides still being existent, such as,
RTG is well balanced and I think that its downsides are made up by its highlights
The downsides of these technical improvements are the increase in the‘blooming effect'[8]
we have discussed the problems associated with animal production such as the tendency to overformulate with protein and the downsides to this approach, as well as nitrogen
consumption patterns are bound to have economic and social downsides in their initial phases,
Too early to write off political downsides Given such dramatic events as British withdrawal from the European Union