down side造句

Scrape down side and bottom of bowl.

That is the down side of an office romance.

On the down side, utilizing this function is somewhat less concise, and considerably less elegant.

On the down side, I'm getting links to more articles than I could ever read.

They sat down side by side as Snape showed Lily how to peel and prepare the berries for use in the Blood-Strengthening potion.

On the positive side, we can see that the drive for donation remains strong, but the down side is that the government and individuals are not professionals.

The down side is that overgrips tend to build up the grip size and can decrease the bevels influence.

So why would you want to work in this situation? Well, here I have mainly painted the down side. For the upside click here.

On the down side, though, mirror life wouldn’t have any predators or diseases to limit its reproduction. They would have to keep an eye on that.

The down side to this is that engines of greater displacement have larger internal friction surfaces inside and that robs power.

The obvious down side is that a user will lose any application state and will need to log back in and recreate it, and this may or may not be acceptable for your application or business requirements.

Adherence to guidelines, the authors estimate, would have led to prevention of 25 out of the 89 cases of stroke but, on the down side, to five more cases of intracranial haemorrhage.