The same could be said of the Falcons, whose dramatic trade up to draft receiver Julio Jones suggests that in making the switch from a run-oriented offense to one centered on Matt Ryan's ability, they are pulling out all the stops to win now.
In rare cases, such as some advanced cancers, treatment decisions for a pregnant woman necessitate a choice between saving her life and that of the fetus, or other dramatic trade-offs.
Clearly, performers can ply their musical and dramatic trades throughout their lives.
On July 28th, The New York Times cited a dramatic trade-off in research funding between tobacco control, and obesity control.
Before the start of the succeeding season, the Rockets made a dramatic trade that sent four players to Phoenix for Charles Barkley.
Trump hasn't followed through on the dramatic trade promises he made during his campaign, which the president has occasionally blamed on delays to Lighthizer's confirmation.
As the European Union's largest economy, Germany has pushed the U.S. to exempt it from the new aluminium and steel tariffs, which are set to take effect May 1, thus avoiding a dramatic trade conflict between the U.S. and the EU.
The next piece of the puzzle will involve explaining the cause of the dramatic, unprecedented trade wind acceleration.
No dramatic Eagles trades, no homeless men making decisions for the Browns, not even any speculation that Jerry Jones would force his underlings to trade for Johnny Manziel.
IMF experts estimate that the slowdown in economic growth since 2012, after the temporary catch up in 2010 and 2011, explains by itself "about three-quarters of the dramatic slowdown trade".
