Sentence examples similar to another trade off from inspiring English sources

Another trade-off involved the tires.

But that could require bulky equipment, like an extruder — another trade-off.

Another trade-off is that while you can hear what is around you, what is around you can hear you too.

And here's another trade-off: encrypting mailbox content renders email searches impossible, thus disabling a key feature that many of us rely on daily.

In another trade-off, lawmakers struck a provision aimed at loosening the hold of huge meat packing companies on ranchers and farmers but agreed to require within two years a country-of-origin label to mark meats, fish, fruits and vegetables as raised or grown in America.

Another trade-off related to uncertainty is the one studied by Persson and Tabellini (1996).

Another trade-off perceived by stakeholders is stump harvesting, which could negatively affect recreational values (Norway).

Also, the quality of vibration control to the economy of producing the whole system would be another trade-off leading to a mix of passive, active and semi-active vibration control elements in one system.

Therefore, upside price appreciation is generally limited for callable bonds, which is another trade-off for receiving a higher than normal interest rate from the issuer.

Secondly, there is another trade-off between the intra-patient viral diversity and the power for the detection of recombination by the different methods used.

However, it is worth noting that there is another trade-off factor that ultimately comes into the picture, which is the energy cost.