Sentence examples for the same trade off from inspiring English sources
It's the same trade off that has been made "at Channel 4 and the Guardian", he says.
The same trade-off applies to the interpretation of medical tests.
"It's the same trade-off you have to make in war, and that is the sacrifice of a few for the safety of many," he said.
The United States Coast Guard's search-and-rescue division is considering some of the same trade-offs that are found in better-known safety-net programs related to unemployment and health care.
Only 30% of men would make the same trade-off.
The same trade-off between expense and accuracy is also present for similar technologies using electromagnetic frequencies, such as wi-fi [11].
Although faced with the same trade-off of five lives for one, most people say it would be wrong to stop the trolley this way.
They have the same trade-off decisions that you do about packing up and moving to Silicon Valley vs. staying and building locally.
Driven by the same trade-off argument between bankruptcy costs associated with higher debt levels and the tax advantage of debt, Carlson and Lazrak (2010) find that the optimal capital structure depends on the composition of managerial pay.
If you'd like to see the Schumer-Menendez fantasy of war with Iran subjected to the same trade-off scrutiny that killed the Grand Bargain, tell Senator Brown and Senator Sanders.
The same trade-off between fingerling growth and increase in deformations has been found by Kause et al. (2005) using partly the same data.
