Sentences with phrase «trade offs for»

«It becomes a set of trade offs for security and cost,» he added.
There are trade offs for every decision that we make.
The trade off for it being a free tool is that it says the current index of keywords was last compiled in 2011.
Trade off for less chemicals.
Meanwhile they give up underneath passes as a trade off for not getting beat deep, and they let the opposition march down the field.
This is essentially a trade off for mom between sleep and the hassle of a breast pump.
Look at Lynch's track record in obtaining and trading players: talent traded off for the mediocre and the aged.
The slightly longer drying time was worth the trade off for a one - piece easy - to - use fitted diaper.
No pesticides, growth hormones, genetically modified ingredients — pretty good trade off for a little corn syrup, in my opinion.
I say it's a fair trade off for all the excellent info you share!
That's basically the trade off for convenience products: they're easier, but they're harder on the earth.
The trade off for public employee unions used to be you got a lower salary but received benefits / pension.
With careful application though, it is nothing to worry about and is a great trade off for the pigmentation!
The Asset becomes a prized commodity between the evil scientists at the lab who harm him and other workers looking to trade him off for large sums of money.
The Oakland A's general manager, Billy Beane (Pitt), thinks hard on the matter when his underfunded team's superstars get traded off for multimillion - dollar contracts.
While Red Dead Redemption escaped the scourge of the pointless collectible, it still had its share of shopping lists, which the sequel might trade off for a more engaging point - of - interest mechanic.
And now that HGSE will be offering a Ph.D., there is no longer a potentially difficult trade off for scholars who want to go into academe.
«Will higher academic achievement be the trade off for that enjoyable school experience as they experience more pressure?»
What is most disconcerting; is that on more than one occasion, Lotus» regional representative has admitted that Lotus was aware of some of the problems I have encountered, and felt that they were an acceptable trade off for performance.
«The trade off for that efficiency?
I wish it could attain the same mpg as our old 4 cylinder coupe, but you will have that trade off for the wonderful power of the V6!
It's pronounced in the Maxima, but for some that's a fair trade off for all that power on tap.
We figured that at the $ 299 price point, having traffic data was a good trade off for the lack of Honda Voice - Command, which we wouldn't be able to replicate to an acceptable degree with discrete devices.
Some lower - res tablets last longer, but we'll take the trade off for a much nicer screen, thanks.
It is a trade off for my risk adverse wife.
The trade off for a bit of extra yield might not be worth the risk of a major hit to their principal in a market drop (such as 2008 - 09).
This is the trade off for not having investment losses.
While there is a trade off for the lower tax rates, this could hurt the buyers over $ 800,000.
The trade off for Berkshire shareholders is higher return for less liquidity by having to hold on to the stock for many years.
There was a standard sales pitch at the end but I thought that was a pretty fair trade off for an hour spent analyzing my portfolio.
Adenovirus is an upper respiratory disease that's self limiting... that hardly seems like a good trade off for immune protection when puppies need it most.
For 30,000 Hyatt points per night, I received 2.6 cents per point, which means that 40,000 those points gave me $ 1,040 of value... not a bad trade off for a $ 75 annual fee.
I know there will be those who disagree with that assessment, but in my current situation I value time over miles, so this was an acceptable trade off for me.
Not saying it will be revived, but it's a great trade off for it to make a return.
That's the trade off for high detailed graphical improvements.
There will always have to be a trade off for graphics, though.
From my experience, leaving the 3D off was the better option, as the trade off for 3D was not worth it.
MotoGP17 doesn't have or need some complex persistent world like MMORPGs, so the technology we use is a good trade off for what we do right now.
The trade off for meeting the enemy head on is the reward of more ammo, always a good reason to put someone in a coma for.
This gives you the opportunity to decide if taking away the four points invested in adding a 2.15 % defense boost is worth the trade off for the 18 points needed to up your attack damage by 8 %, or other decisions of this ilk.
If it were a «normal» game with Halo - like coop campaign, would you honestly miss the crap you'd have to trade off for it, like the Tower or having to go into orbit and come back down to the same spawn location to retread the level between missions?
Again thats the trade off for getting a new console at launch.
The trade off for feeling slightly less rewarding is a strange perseverance of super hero immortality, a feat earned not through white knuckle precision and reflex training but a miraculous ability to survive scenarios that, five minutes ago, seemed impossible.
The gravitational field is important in that as mass is convected to a higher altitude via expansion and work on its surroundings, thermal energy is traded off for potential energy.
In a predicted trade off for increasing support of renewables, the UK government has lifted its suspension of fracking for shale gas.
These guarantee lower hours but the trade off for a more family - friendly lifestyle is less high - level work and a substantial pay cut.
We have made a trade off for whatever reason and have accept the mundane existence in exchange for meager paychecks.
This is the trade off for not having investment losses.
The trade off for having the life insurance company underwrite and evaluate your risk is a cheaper policy, assuming of course you are in good health.
It's an easy trade off for apple.
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