Sentence examples for represent a trade from inspiring English sources

The tariffs themselves represent a trade war that threatens our reliability as a business partner.

From a carbon stock perspective, a consideration of the AFCS dynamics in these forests may represent a trade off in overall carbon balance to some extent.

"Innovating doesn't have to represent a trade-off".

For these multiphase reactors, the averaged Eulerian multifluid models have been found to represent a trade-off between accuracy and computational efforts for practical applications.

On the other hand, the multifluid models have been found to represent a trade-off between accuracy and computational efforts for practical applications.

On the other hand, the multi-fluid models have been found to represent a trade-off between accuracy and computational efforts for practical applications.

Stock market officials say that because access fees represent a trading cost, they should be included in displayed prices.

On Wednesday, Mr. Kumar said Intel shares had fallen far enough to represent a trading buy, although he did not change his rating.

However, this, and other, encapsulating approximations, like all approximations, represent a trade-off of detailed representation versus conceptual clarity.

All other obtained configurations represent a trade-off in one or the other dimension and therefore always reside between the borders of our solution range.

Specifically, he noted that all the resources Microsoft pours into organizing the Imagine Cup finals in a different country every year represent a "trade-off" and "the money you spent on that is the money you don't spend elsewhere".