downside en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

downside en el diccionario PONS

downside Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

on the downside, it is far from the village
tiene el inconveniente de que está lejos del pueblo
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The downsides to utilizing adult stem cells are limited proliferation, low quantities, low survival, low persistence and commitment.
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On the downside it is energetically and economically expensive to produce silicon in bulk, and great efforts have been made to reduce the amount required.
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The downside of the large group of eligibles was that increases in "roydammna" in each generation might lead to internecine dynastic civil war.
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The downside to this was that the citizens had undrinkable water for several days every time there was a major fire.
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On the downside, the instructions being removed were generally performing several sub-instructions.
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The downside to listing a large number of players as protected was that they forfeited a few picks early in the draft.
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The downside to this strategy is that it is less effective if the no-pegging rule is in effect.
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Its downside was the relative weakness, for a military handgun, of its 8x27mm ammunition.
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Because downside beta only measures returns variability on days when the market has negative returns, it is a more accurate proxy for risk.
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The downside to this, however, is that much ground pollution remains from the tracks previous use.
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