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downside

downside
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • a negative aspect of something that is generally positive
    "there is a downside even to motherhood"

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Being handsome also has its downside.
    2. Tidying up is great, but it has the downside that one can never find anything afterwards!
    3. The downside, well, it's how thoroughly work gets mixed up with my private life.
    4. Downside case
    5. RWC/Downside Case
    6. RWC/Downside Case Liquidity Reserve
    7. On the external side, adverse oil price developments and persisting global imbalances continue to represent non-negligible downside risks.
    8. the ‘reasonable worst case’ (RWC) which is equivalent to the downside case and takes into account uncertainties regarding prices and output; the RWC prices are based on a price curve developed by BE.
    9. The restructuring plan is intended to secure that BE will stand alone without further support in the form of facilities from the UK Government from the date of restructuring; The restructuring plan demonstrates that this level of reserves generated by the company is sufficient to withstand reasonable downside scenarios and hence ensure viability.
    10. Under the Re-listing scenario BE returns to viability in 2005. The restructuring plan is intended to secure that BE will stand alone without further support in the form of facilities from the UK Government from the date of restructuring; The restructuring plan demonstrates that this level of reserves generated by the company is sufficient to withstand reasonable downside scenarios and hence ensure viability.
    11. This opens up the possibility that private investors may be exposed to greater downside risk than the public or that less than the anticipated leverage is required where a bidder could show that this would prove attractive to investors in its fund.
    12. Private investors in Enterprise Capital Funds may be exposed to greater downside risk than the public, thereby removing the scope for moral hazard to influence decisions of ECF operators and ensuring commercial best practice in the operation and decision making of the ECFs.
    13. This is assumed to be the case only if public and private investors share exactly the same upside and downside risks and rewards and hold the same level of subordination, and normally where at least 50 % of the funding of the measure is provided by private investors, which are independent from the companies in which they invest.
    14. Given economic developments in the meantime, the aforementioned real GDP growth rates remain a central scenario with balanced upside and downside risks, while the deflator is now forecast to be substantially higher for the initial years: 3½ %, 1¼ % and ½ % from 2010 to 2012.
    15. In order to determine the impact on BE’s financial position of alternative assumptions for generation output and electricity prices, BE has considered one upside and one downside sensitivity which all take into account the evolution of electricity prices, the benefits of the PIP and estimated collateral projections: