Sentence examples for will be traded for from inspiring English sources

Privacy, he added, will be traded for "convenience and security".

Bowl-a-Thon in New Haven The Annual Celebration of Contemporary American Crafts is in full swing at the Creative Arts Workshop in New Haven, and its seventh annual Bowl-a-Thon takes place today from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Handmade pottery and mugs filled with soup and a side of freshly baked bread will be traded for contributions to the Community Soup Kitchen.

The mud will be traded for traffic jams during Monday as the 175,000 revellers leave Worthy Farm and head back home.

It will be traded for lackadaisical plays and half-ass efforts that we sometime see from pros.

While some employees are still needed to run machines, and it is still cheaper to complete some tasks through labor rather than invest in expensive new technologies, as technology inevitably becomes less expensive an increasing number of human jobs will be traded for machinery.

In most ICUs, the last 30 h of an 8-day stay is provided by fewer nurses, but in this example 80 of those last days will be traded for new high-acuity first days of care.

"But you can get A-minuses for pennies of what it will be trading for in four or five years.

On average, analysts believe Air Lease's stock will be trading for $34.55 a share 12 months from now.

People who will be trading for a regular wage will need to look out for withdrawal fees as they could be charged for regular withdrawals.

Tomlinson accused Merkel of having "entered the fray with the implication that human beings will be traded 'tit for tat' in a political playground".

An optimum dosage therefore exists after which recovery will be traded off for grade.