Sentence examples for a worthwhile trade from inspiring English sources

The existential question is: What makes it a worthwhile trade for a fingerprint reader?

In exchange for a less volatile ride that resulted from their not being 100 percent in stocks, the Gochnours had to give up nearly a percentage point of return, which seems like a worthwhile trade.

But that may be a worthwhile trade for the peace of mind of knowing your phone won't run out of juice.

At a time when ISIS is steadily losing ground in the Middle East to the Iraqi and Syrian governments, the Peshmerga, and the YPG sacrificing its fighters on the ground for a symbolic attack in Europe is unlikely to be a worthwhile trade if any other option presents itself.

A worthwhile trade-off, he said.

It was a worthwhile trade-off.

I had sacrificed the salad but saved the dish — a worthwhile trade-off, all and all.

But the increased business from faster delivery might be a worthwhile trade-off to charging the tax.

Ms. Fisher said that paying to guarantee use of a suitable work space would be a worthwhile trade-off.

But the music has also grown more human, approachable, dynamic and unpredictable, and that's a worthwhile trade-off.

In the long run, and maybe even the medium run, it will be a worthwhile trade-off.