Noun:

ప్రతికూల కారక,

downside's Usage Examples:

has been inundated with technophiles who do not see the downside of technology.

of the fabric can be trenched into the soil and backfilled on the uphill side, although it is quite difficult to move the trenched "spoil" from the downside.

On the downside however the hydraulic systems are always troubled by leakages of hydraulic fluid and clogging of their high pressure hydraulic valves.

than downside returns appear more risky than they really are.

The downside to the ODBC approach is that, theoretically at least, more network bandwidth is used up to pull the raw data to the client machine for processing back into a standard format.

On the downside, announcer shifts, because they originated on the West Coast, all began and ended in the Pacific Time Zone, which made it difficult for East Coast-based affiliates to successfully market individual announcer dayparts, particularly during the morning.

On the downside, the missile required some time to lock on, and the current generation seekers were only able to lock onto the tail of an aircraft.

It lamented the trend of emulation "retreads" from Nintendo and Capcom: "The downside is that these companies have normalized.

The fable"s moral is that beauty does not last, and that enviable conditions often have a downside.

David Smock noted, "The downside of it is the impunity that it implies; that people can commit atrocities and say that they will.

The downside of this plan is that White can occupy the centre with pawns and gain a .

The downside of such a service is quality of the coffee.

Disadvantages Some risks and downsides of playing it:The disadvantage is that it allows the offensive team to run screens more effectively.

Synonyms:

side,

Antonyms:

ascent, natural depression,