Sentences with phrase «bad tradeoff»

For $ 100 with a two - year contract, the Atrix HD is almost as good as the iPhone 4S, Galaxy S3, and HTC One X. And in this case, «almost» isn't a bad tradeoff for an extra $ 100 in your pocket.

Not to mention the fact that Funky Kong actually looks amazing in the game so it is not a bad tradeoff.

True, it's not quite as easy as glass, which allows you to quickly see the amount of liquid from the outside even while baby is drinking, but it's a good solution and not a bad tradeoff.

Not a bad tradeoff.

Not a bad tradeoff, so I was ok with it.

Having to take a evangelism track in order to get a bite - size Snickers bar normally wouldn't be such a bad tradeoff.

Having to take an evangelism tract in order to get a bite - size Snickers bar normally wouldn't be such a bad tradeoff.

No revenue with risk is a bad tradeoff for the bank.»

Not exact matches

The reason conservatives engage in bouts of Sweden - bashing is that they want to convince us that there is no tradeoff between economic efficiency and equity - that if you try to take from the rich and give to the poor, you actually make everyone worse off.

«But now comes the bad news: with that tolerance there is a tradeoff, which is that they become more susceptible to parasites that, in the case of ranavirus, can wipe out entire amphibian populations.»

Yes, there might be other schools that are just as bad at life outcomes that are not closed because they achieve better test scores, but so long as we are closing schools that are not delivering great life outcomes, and opening schools that have a better chance of achieving great life outcomes, this seems like a worthwhile tradeoff.

More disappointing is the 2.0 - liter's fuel economy: at 21/28 mpg, it's tied for second worst in the group, but given the available power, that might be a tradeoff worth making.

The 7 - series also reminds me why we constantly tout European suspension tuning as the gold standard — excellent body control no tradeoff in ride quality, even when the nav system took me over some of Detroit's worst roads.

I will say that I think the CLA250 looks athletic and isn't a bad driver, considering it's a front - driver, but there were some glaring tradeoffs with it, such as the interior that featured a lot of plastic trims that didn't look exactly spectacular, and the rear door openings that were small because of the drastically sloping roofline.

The tradeoff for slightly improved returns is slightly worse drawdowns.

That's a worse case scenario, but as with everything, we must look at the opportunity cost and tradeoffs.

What's worse, even in the power generation market there are tradeoffs:

The 3200 x 1800 touchscreen model has worse battery life and costs $ 300 more for the same specs — not worth the tradeoff for most people.

the tradeoff you make when trying to come to market with an os quickly is it runs bad go look at how badly the windows universal platform apps run same again non native Code in an effort to bring changes to market faster at the expense of performance