flip side , also: flipside

The flip side is the effect on the home team.

Clearly, one brother is the flip side of the other.

On the flip side, security says it is full each week and there are no problems.

But consider, too, the flip side: about half of all men find themselves in the same situation.

"The flip side is that you must have done a number of things right to be there."

The flip side could mean most anything, none of it good.

On the flip side, it's easy to test your work.

On the flip side, I set some goals for myself.

The flip side is that some players, after going through it, come up big.

But the flip side is that some people living in other states cannot buy insurance.

But he said the company's conservative management also had a flip side.

The flip side of the dry numbers are the people behind them.

There is also a flip side to the Web site.

Here was where the flip side of not being registered came up.

"The flip side is that all of the wrong people are watching, too."

It is the flip side of a good thing: Americans can expect to live longer.

This war on drugs, however, also has a flip side.

The flip side, of course, is that the day begins earlier.

Or you could say, no, the real problem is the flip side of globalization.

But the flip side is trying to sustain success at home.

The flip side of the question, though, turns up almost instantly.

But the flip side of that effectiveness is quite clear when things go wrong.

But there is also the flip side of the coin.

But these Web sites are the flip side of that power.

But consider the flip side - being on the sending end.