Sentence examples for be traded for another from inspiring English sources

This issue should not be traded for another".

In corporate America, going outside for top executive talent is as regular as rain; it's expected, even though many of those superstars fail, only to be traded for another outsider.

But in the end, one All-Star point guard was traded for another.

On the down side, the Islanders were not able to replace Josh Green, who was traded, for another left-handed forward.

If one useful object is being traded for another (or, in the modern context, for hard cash), the future utility of what is being given up is embedded in the object being traded.

It haunts Iraq too, where the total number of casualties is believed to have surpassed 100,000 but has never been officially determined; and where one strongman was traded for another, albeit under a more pluralistic system with a democratic veneer.

These include barter exchanges in which an object is traded for another object.

One stereotype was being traded for another.

It was also found that performance and implementation complexity of SIC-MAP can effectively be traded for one another.

As did the local Internet, where bandwidth costs far greater than those of the USA, plus the relatively greater size of potential dapp rewards, led to efficient local dapps, mostly using national cryptocurrencies (which can be traded for one another in real time on a vast decentralized exchange of atomic cross-chain payment channels), which have all but replaced centralized Western local services.

Alternatively, one gun could be traded for a 13.5 inches belt, and another could be swapped for a 30-knot speed and one more tenth of an inch of belt armor; this became design "XVI-C".