Sentence examples for tradeoff to from inspiring English sources

"There is a negative tradeoff to any product on the market.

Sometimes these are consistent with each other, sometimes there is a tradeoff to be made".

"Security advice simply offers a bad cost-benefit tradeoff to users".

"A new building would be a tradeoff to give the post office staff healthy and safe working conditions," she said.

The government has also agreed to a further tradeoff to improve "freedom", which Leyonhjelm will reveal on Monday.

The salary cuts, he added, were his tradeoff to avoid further job losses at the magazine, where about 20 employees were laid off earlier this year.

Of course there are tradeoffs to having a soloist on the podium.

As a society, we should seek to understand whether these technologies yield significant benefits, while carefully weighing any such benefits against corresponding tradeoffs to privacy".

To be sure, there are many environmentalists who are willing to make tradeoffs to fix big problems; Greenpeace's embrace of nuclear energy is an admirable example.

Unfortunately, there are inherent design tradeoffs to confront.

Introduce your student to the need to make tradeoffs to stay within budget.