Sentences with phrase «fair tradeoff»

But a slightly busy ride at highway speeds is a completely fair tradeoff for how well the Macan handles, and a little body motion in aggressive cornering doesn't take away too much from its dynamic personality.

That's a fair tradeoff for the 50 % point redemption bonus or 1:1 points transfer opportunities.

I assume showtime spending more of their budget on all the other great fights they have this year so it's a fair tradeoff

Sure, that means that lots of innocent New Yorkers get stopped, questioned, and frisked, but to my policy - wonk eyes, it's a fair tradeoff for greater public safety.

People have found the Leaf can «pencil out» as a fair tradeoff.

Volvo S90 customers should note the T6 does require premium fuel, but in the grand scheme, seems like a fair tradeoff for such smooth power in every inch of its 6,500 rpm range.

It's a fair tradeoff for all those decades of tax - free growth.

A shot for a lifetime of security is a fair tradeoff.

That's a fair tradeoff for the 50 % point redemption bonus or 1:1 points transfer opportunities.

But for one meal a day, it was a fair tradeoff.

This can make reloading on the run rather difficult at times but I suppose that's a fair tradeoff for having an option that is otherwise far more enjoyable than point and click movement.

Some messy spots make a fair tradeoff for the sheer wonder of flying through the air, of racing up the side of an immense building, of dashing around the underside of an aerial fortress.

I think that is a fair tradeoff for the impressive security Viivo is offering, but it might get in your way from time to time.

That said, I think there's a fair tradeoff at any negotiation.

This can be a fair tradeoff for a slimmer phone as long as you get a generous amount of internal space and long battery life.

To get there, Samsung dumped the heart rate monitor, but we'd say that's a fair tradeoff.

I hope that you'll consider that a fair tradeoff.