on the one hand Antonyms
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Meaning of on the one hand
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on the one hand (r)
from one point of view
on the one hand Sentence Examples
- On the one hand, this solution seems promising, but on the other hand, it raises concerns about its feasibility.
- While the new regulations may have some benefits, on the one hand, they also create additional hurdles for businesses.
- On the one hand, we should prioritize economic growth, but on the other hand, we cannot neglect environmental concerns.
- The candidate has strong leadership skills, on the one hand, but lacks experience in certain key areas.
- The company's financial performance is promising, on the one hand, but its debt levels are concerning.
- On the one hand, the project has a clear purpose, but on the other hand, it lacks a detailed budget.
- While the team has a diverse range of skills, on the one hand, there are concerns about its overall cohesiveness.
- The new software has some innovative features, on the one hand, but it also has some bugs that need to be addressed.
- The proposal addresses the underlying issue, on the one hand, but it does not provide a clear plan for implementation.
- On the one hand, the location is ideal, but on the other hand, the noise levels may be a concern.
FAQs About the word on the one hand
from one point of view
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On the one hand, this solution seems promising, but on the other hand, it raises concerns about its feasibility.
While the new regulations may have some benefits, on the one hand, they also create additional hurdles for businesses.
On the one hand, we should prioritize economic growth, but on the other hand, we cannot neglect environmental concerns.
The candidate has strong leadership skills, on the one hand, but lacks experience in certain key areas.
