Sentence examples for worthwhile trade-off from inspiring English sources

A worthwhile trade-off, he said.

It was a worthwhile trade-off.

I had sacrificed the salad but saved the dish — a worthwhile trade-off, all and all.

But the increased business from faster delivery might be a worthwhile trade-off to charging the tax.

Ms. Fisher said that paying to guarantee use of a suitable work space would be a worthwhile trade-off.

But the music has also grown more human, approachable, dynamic and unpredictable, and that's a worthwhile trade-off.

New technology may provide increased convenience or security at the expense of privacy, and many people may find the trade-off worthwhile.

"New technology may provide increased convenience or security at the expense of privacy and many people may find the trade-off worthwhile," Justice Samuel Alito wrote last year in his opinion in the Jones case.

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For many users the trade-off is worthwhile.

But lawmakers suggested the trade-off was worthwhile.