Sentence examples for tradeoffs for from inspiring English sources

There are tradeoffs for each of them.

The international flow has benefits, and tradeoffs, for both sides.

So the policy tradeoffs for Republicans are not especially troubling.

What ultimately caused trouble was the potent brew of independence, which collapsed the central control and socialist economics that underpinned the tradeoffs for so long.

The company changed its model from paying for most of the capital costs of installation to requesting that locations share or provide upfront costs, with tradeoffs for later revenue sharing.

But the new device comes with some tradeoffs — for instance, the phone cannot handle a phone call at the same time it is being used to access the Internet.

— R. GLENN HUBBARD, the dean of Columbia Business School and the chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers from 2001 to 2003 1. Discuss the tradeoffs for our economy, if any, between growth (so-called trickle down) and redistribution (so-called sprinkle around) policies.

Save the herbs THERE ARE TRADEOFFS for everything.

Speaking of what might grow, we look at the reward-risk tradeoffs for broad-based ETFs.

Interesting tradeoffs for joint symbol-channel-code estimation can explicitly be obtained.

In this work, we re-investigate speed vs. message length tradeoffs for the herding attack.