In what ways can you start the second sentence?
There is always a “however.” Each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.Here are some ways I started the second sentence using:
From p. 123 The Official SAT Study Guide, The College Board, ISBN 978-0-87447-979-9.
1. a participial phrase
Following the principle of Yin and Yang, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Torn between God and Satan, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Rendered into good and evil by an angry, commanding Zeus, each situation has its benefits and its drawback.
Having elements beyond our control, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
2. a because clauseBecause Pandora opened a box, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Because Yin and Yang dominate the universe, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Because we live in a causal world beyond our control, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
3. an -ly word (an adverb)Frustratingly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Annoyingly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Irritatingly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Mercilessly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Paradoxically, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Annoyingly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Irritatingly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Mercilessly, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
Paradoxically, each situation has its benefits and its drawbacks.
What else can you think of? Do some practice to improve your writing!