Examples of using Trade-off in English and their translations into Polish
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Small trade-off for having to cook all the meals for some lazy-ass man!
but, uh, the trade-off?
I will not accept it as a trade-off for losing you.
I know what the trade-off was.
I guess I kind of look at it as a trade-off.
Was there like, I don't know, some kind of trade-off?
No…? No trade-off?
It's a trade-off, accepting the possibility that there are things in your husband's life that.
I sketched out a trade-off between risk to participants and benefits to research from data release.
However, each particular convention fixes it own rate as a result of the trade-off between the two States agreeing it.
Recording in unpredictable locations can often mean a trade-off between mobility, damage resistance,
To see this trade-off applied to real data from massively open online courses(MOOCs),
This conclusion contradicts the consensus of contemporary economists that there is a trade-off between hours and earnings.
The policy mix at national level is mainly responsible for the trade-off between austerity and growth.
A trade-off is required between legitimate legal and political national interests
Although a trade-off between employment and productivity growth may exist in the short to medium run,
One question here is the trade-off between high energy prices as saving incentives
A trade-off between increasing concentration or focus and a decrease in sociability would be useful when individuals work alone on a task
The dam authorities must decide the proper excess capacity to maintain based on the trade-off they see between the value of stored water versus the value of flood control.
but whether it's worth the trade-off.