Usage of "trade-off" | TermGallery

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Situation requiring choice of balance between desirable but incompatible features; a compromise.

Usage of trade-off in English

How much trade-off of fortune and power is behind this? it said. 
 Reuters 

It sounded like a good trade-off but how good was it really? 
 The Flood 

There is no doubt that it is a trade-off to return home. 
 The South African 

Our findings provided a typical example for researching the enzyme activity-stability trade-off. 
 Pubmed 

But, this trade-off comes at a price to the national financial fiscus. 
 The South African 

A practical implication of rifle design trade-off was addressed in the paper. 
 Pubmed 

And with millions being made, that trade-off seemed to make financial sense. 
 Reuters 

The trade-off is high out of pocket costs when they need care. 
 Reuters 

We'll see today if Wall Street thinks that trade-off was worth it. 
 Wired 

We're always trying to get that risk-return trade-off working in our favor. 
 Reuters 

There is a constant trade-off to balance user empowerment and user ease. 
 Wired 

This, because I had a feeling it would probably be a trade-off. 
 The Great Book of Amber 

And what kind of a trade-off had I got myself into now? 
 The Sense of an Ending 

Explaining the decision to reject the scientific advice, Johnson said: That's the trade-off. 
 The Guardian 

Conclusion: Our results confirmed a trade-off between task achievement and actual mechanical loading. 
 Pubmed 

However, the trade-off between digital convenience and privacy would always be an issue. 
 Radio NZ 

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