Sentence examples for trade off the from inspiring English sources
"Consumers don't want to trade off the taste they've come to love".
A. I think people here are willing to trade off the fact that there may be measurement error.
The excess bandwidth parameter can be used to trade off the occupied bandwidth and the time duration of the pulse.
This measure allows us to trade off the quality of the clustering against the number of clusters.
However, these constraints consume the number of adaptive degrees of freedom (DOFs) to trade off the output SINR.
The wetlands managers must trade off the costs of marketing and the damage done by the tourism activities with the value of ecotourism for the wetland.
That's a trade-off the union has to make.
"It's a deal — a trade-off," the former high-level intelligence official explained.
The groups were then offered a trade-off, the diplomats said.
"It's a good trade-off, the climber's jersey for the stage victory," Wust said.
That this also raises risks to the financial system is a trade-off the Fed seems prepared to live with.
