Sentence examples for trade time from inspiring English sources
Speed limits always trade time against safety, notes Stephen Glaister of the RAC Foundation, a motoring lobby.
This revolution will irrevocably alter our fundamental concept of work, and our ability to trade time and skill for money.
Frequent First Despite the absence of a proper third-class option for Britain, there are plenty of opportunities to trade time for fare savings.
Reprints Related items World trade: Time to deliver the goodsJan 6th 2005For the Doha round to succeed, this mercantilist mindset needs to change, and quickly.
"To the extent I exercise now, it's because I trade time with my wife," said Cameron Stracher, the author of "Dinner with Dad" and a competitive college runner.
Contributions earn credits which can be used to access training and leisure services, or trade time with neighbours with practical skills.
As predicted by foraging theory, GPs trade time-consuming evidence-based (electronic) information sources for sources with a higher information reward per unit time searched.
"I always traded time for money," Mr. Lukianuk said.
Big, showy extensions traded time with slow, meaningful walks upstage.
As a defense, they're essentially trading time for yards and points.
In effect, it meant that she had traded time with Maury for time with Maury's family.
