the other side of the coin
the opposite side of the coin

But I never looked at the other side of the coin.

One must look at the other side of the coin.

It began to show the other side of the coin.

But that was before they had seen the other side of the coin.

Looking at the other side of the coin, where are nature's rich?

In the weeks that followed, we saw the other side of the coin.

I should like to mention the other side of the coin, though.

"On the other side of the coin is the idea that the Council would turn over all at once."

This morning's debate also shows the other side of the coin.

"They should be discussing the other side of the coin."

And the other side of the coin is even more urgent.

That was the other side of the coin with the Inspector.

There is also the other side of the coin, however, which you have not considered here, Commissioner.

I think this year is going to show us the other side of the coin."

The other side of the coin is that he may not get a room either."

The other side of the coin is an effort by the young players to organize themselves.

But then, on the other side of the coin, the dead didn't use up air.

He ignores the other side of the coin - benefits.

"But the other side of the coin, unfortunately, is true as well."

The pictures are about the other side of the coin, the things we work and sacrifice for.

But you also have the other side of the coin, which is that people might come here and work."

Unfortunately, the other side of the coin is that this means higher taxes.

On the other side of the coin - I work as an insurance broker.

On the other side of the coin, what would he gain from a reconciliation?

The other side of the coin, a razor's edge away.

But it is about the search for love or the opposite side of the coin, one related to grief.

However, we must also be aware of the opposite side of the coin.

The opposite side of the coins has designs specific to each country, also surrounded by the 12 stars.

What lay ahead of her tonight was the opposite side of the coin.

But on the opposite side of the coin, you certainly strengthen the governance structure and protect shareholder interests down the road.

Nor am I interested in the opposite side of the coin, those deadly earnest folk from the Circle."

Giving in, or submissive behaviour, is more or less the opposite side of the coin to aggressive behaviour.

On the opposite side of the coin, the Baal Shem Tov warned the Hasidim:

On the opposite side of the coin, what really hurts is that unions with a predominantly white membership, who are activists, are sitting on their hands, really not doing much."

What you do not state is the opposite side of the coin: a mismatch in a DNA fingerprint can serve as irrefutable evidence for the innocence of someone wrongly accused.

This formality allows the composer to luxuriate in his musical ideas, developing them in a leisurely manner; but the opposite side of the coin is a rather static musical dramaturgy.

On the opposite side of the coin is a "fat client," which refers to a computer on which the program in use resides directly on that machine, which also does the bulk of the data processing.

If Michael Ovitz, the chairman of the agency, is coolly formidable and tightly controlled, Mr. Meyer, his No. 2, seems, on the face of it, the opposite side of the coin.

The opposite side of the coin was demonstrated Sunday at the conclusion of the Fall Nationals in Birmingham, Ala., when three married couples combined to win the North American Swiss Team Championship.

The opposite side of the coin is that group personnel directors or chief executives are moving from the corporate world to join executive search firms which can offer a wholly different but very satisfying way of earning a living.

An unusually cold turn of the cycle, the opposite side of the coin that has been named La Nina, has been tied, though inconclusively, to both the Bangladesh floods and the Midwestern drought of 1988.