Meanings of have downsides in English

But the rush to publish data and analysis can have downsides.

The group had supported regional fuel levies, but Mr Cull acknowledged they did have downsides.

Controls can have downsides for innovation, however.

Actually, this dream scenario can have downsides.

For politicians, ceaselessly shouting about the Muslim threat has proved to have downsides: It has inflamed many Muslims, perhaps pushing them toward radicalization.

All the measures had downsides, but doing nothing was worse.

That said, Windows 7 has downsides of its own.

For users, though, this approach has downsides.

But relying on poppies has downsides.

But it has downsides.

Yet turbocharging has downsides, most notably the pause between mashing the pedal and feeling the result, a phenomenon called turbo lag.

"It has downsides," I told him, meaning eating Unseelie.