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There will be trade-offs, but they could be trade-offs worth making.
Alternatives and their costs are the essence of the trade-offs and getting those trade-offs right.
Workarounds in health care always involve trade-offs like this, and often they are trade-offs of values.
There will always be trade-offs that we have to make, but we're prepared to make those trade-offs.
But users often don't understand the trade-offs they're making — even when those trade-offs are justified to prevent serious threats like phishing and malware.
"There can be some trade-offs that have to be made, but the longer someone waits, the bigger those trade-offs tend to become," Brownstein said.
Some might embrace those trade-­offs, others might reject them, but economists agree that there are trade-­offs, that the realistic possibilities of our economy have constraints.
There are just trade-offs in anything when you're designing something — what you're doing with performance, battery, how you think about thickness — they're all just subtle trade-offs.
Little information trade-offs, access trade-offs, things that you salt away for another day, things that you know that you couldn't print right then and you don't for good reason. Absolutely.
"We really do have to have trade offs," she said.
We want someone who can tell us what we want about everything, capable of simultaneously understanding the policy trade-offs and ignoring the policy trade-offs in order to give us what we want.
I can't tell you how many times I say, "No one's perfect, it's all about trade-offs, it's all about understanding ..." Do you tell them the trade-offs, or the rumors ... Oh, all the time.
Dramatic minimum wage increases have always brought fears of trade offs.
Are the teacher productivity increases really worth the privacy trade-offs?
It's worth noting that trade-offs are inevitable in any system.
It's possible neither candidate is fully aware of these trade-offs.
To understand the trade-offs, we must first understand the terms.
The trade-offs between price and generosity are real and wrenching.
Given the trade-offs, they seemed to make a wise choice.
All these ideas have merit, but they come with trade-offs.
It is not unpatriotic to be frank about these trade-offs.
Unfortunately, reforms which free inmates create trade-offs when some misbehave.
This isn't always easy — sometimes trade-offs have to be made.
There are some obvious trade-offs to using the upgraded camera.
Granted, there are trade-offs in this type of AI engineering.
There are a lot of trade-offs that you talk about.
But the idea of weighing trade-offs isn't new, of course.
Changes respond to strategic decisions where multiple trade-offs are evaluated.
Be smart: Tax reform is a series of painful trade-offs.
Territorial trade-offs are expected to be discussed on Jan. 11.
We should consider these trade-offs and choose the best one.
But every districting scheme involves trade-offs among these competing values.
But like any adaptation, the slow life strategy has trade-offs.
What are some of the trade-offs of using this tech?
However, school closures come with trade-offs, including for public health.
For other women, though, the trade offs may be worth it.
Price's plan, to its credit, is clear about its trade-offs.
And we're going to have to make some difficult trade-offs.
And we're going to have to make some difficult trade-offs.
Of course, at this price, there are a few trade-offs.
He does not acknowledge that tax reform involves important trade-offs.
Governments' efforts to manage currencies are constrained by certain trade-offs.
It's not always advisable, of course, and there are trade-offs.
They're an unavoidably messy market with trade-offs in all directions.
Mr. Bernhardt acknowledges that the rule's simplicity comes with trade-offs.
Taking any job just to survive means dealing with trade-offs.
This is more than an issue of simple budget trade-offs.
Most organizations make trade-offs between speed and quality of decision.
It makes different trade-offs than the ones that Democrats made.
The trade-offs to come will be both wrenching and inescapable.
There are some trade-offs that result from this design feat.
The recent Cloudbleed incident shows that infrastructure complexity has its trade-offs.
Ultimately, none of these trade-offs were enough to lure me back.
But we differ in the trade-offs we are prepared to make.
Judicial reform nearly always involves trade-offs, especially between independence and accountability.
Campaign-finance reform is fraught with such trade-offs and unintended consequences.
Politics involves a series of hard trade-offs, with no easy answers.
There are trade-offs between all of these functional areas, Sun noted.
But France is right to make a decision involving such trade-offs.
Sometimes advancing its interests involve trade-offs with other ideals and priorities.
Only time will tell if gadget holders fully appreciate the trade-offs.
But with intensified agriculture and increased reliance on pesticides come trade-offs.
These types of trade-offs often don't work that well in practice.
We are starting to think about trade-offs between family and career.
Why is that necessary, given the trade-offs required in the budget?
These are critical trade-offs, and we have to consider them carefully.
In my opinion, these trade-offs are not worth the $100 difference.
It is heavy on the solutions and light on the trade-offs.
But there are trade-offs when large companies go into smaller theaters.
The trade-offs for buying used games at GameStop are fairly obvious.
What kind of trade-offs you've had to make for your success?
We ought to examine these trade-offs rather than select one arbitrarily.
What are the trade-offs in terms of sound and noise disruption?
Harrison said that's affordable — if politicians are willing to make trade-offs.
In part, it involves big promises without any notion of trade-offs.
It also comes with serious trade-offs for municipalities short of cash.
It's about winners and losers, and about navigating trade-offs and surprises.
Instead, running a company is a permanent exercise in juggling trade-offs.
The filmmakers' unmediated approach (no title cards or interviews) has trade-offs.
To be sure, dying in the hospital has its own trade-offs.
With any entrepreneurial venture, there will always be trade-offs and risks.
And multinationals and their manufacturing partners would face serious financial trade-offs.
It could appear at some point, however, but not without trade-offs.
The cost-benefit trade-offs in this case make it worth trying.
But there is no reason to think there won't be trade-offs.
There will likely need to be trade-offs on priorities, Duran said.
Of course, the question of trade-offs is always in the background.
Those who tried to buck the conventional method experienced harsh trade-offs.
There are lots of thorny trade-offs to be made between priorities.
This means the president is always making trade-offs when selecting judges.
Have some real, serious conversations about what trade-offs you're willing to accept.
There are debates we absolutely ought to be having about these trade-offs.
BR: What are the benefits and trade-offs to not being totally prepared?
It's always about trade-offs, and what we're ultimately willing to live with.
But democracy is a system for making hard trade-offs among competing interests.
And to make those trade-offs fairly and intelligently requires knowledge and experience.
Privacy is a global issue Policy decisions ultimately come down to trade-offs.
The screen is a better story, but it still comes with trade-offs.
But are the convenience and subtlety of e-medicine worth the trade-offs?
It's one of the trade-offs between the District and NYC, he adds.
When choosing between types of breads, you might have to make trade-offs.
He dismissed the notion that foreign policy is filled with complex trade-offs.
Amazon is another place, obviously, but there are some pretty serious trade-offs.
Commit to the home you already have, and other trade-offs await you.
There are trade-offs and feedback loops everywhere you look in the genome.
Manila decided not to seek any further extension to avoid more trade-offs.
There are a lot of trade-offs with how we lay things out.
A few false positives seem more than worth the trade-offs involved here.
That means recognising that perfection is impossible and that trade-offs are inevitable.
Click here to view original GIFLife is all about compromises and trade-offs.
But the Iran deal is already the result of hard-fought trade-offs.
But they do not deny that some ethical decisions do entail trade-offs.
But the short-run trade-offs are not the only considerations that matter.
"There will be a point where there are trade-offs," says Deloitte's Westcott.
But the trade-offs that were presented to the survey respondents were false.
As they belatedly start this debate, ministers must face several unpalatable trade-offs.
I suspect that few people fully understand the trade-offs they are making.
I would say that I've made a fair number of personal trade-offs.
All the hard decisions we have to make are trade-offs between people.
A budget review can help you find trade-offs you're willing to make.
If you read the book, what did you think of the trade-offs?
Altogether, it means there are real distributional trade-offs that must be made.
For some patients, eliminating these co-prescriptions could involve some tough trade-offs.
These trade-offs have become apparent in previous approaches to preserving saline lakes.
A look at the challenges and trade-offs of conducting a political survey.
There will also be some trade-offs between ease of use and security.
"We have reached a point where customers don't have to make trade-offs."
It&aposs also worth exploring the inherent trade-offs of subsidized student loans.
For residents, the financial trade-offs from these water deals can be painful.
That's how basketball works: There are unavoidable trade-offs, pragmatic allocations of resources.
What financial trade-offs do you make to afford what you really want?
Taking on a subject as expansive as Black Power has its trade-offs.
So there are real trade-offs here, and the Democrats should debate them.
The bill appears to ignore the way most users approach privacy trade-offs.
There are always, to say the least, trade-offs when designing democratic institutions.
And to avoid intended trade-offs/design decisions being misconstrued as something more sinister.
But hey, like I said, life is a maze of trade-offs and conundrums.
It requires considerable knowledge and experience to understand the rules and resolve trade-offs.
New trade-offs have been revealed between stable inflation, full employment and financial stability.
To state the obvious: the trade-offs involved in the discussion of encryption vs.
The leaks once again highlight the trade-offs underlying espionage in the digital age.
That comes with some obvious performance trade-offs given the added latency of this.
Averting a civil war in Sudan may require trade-offs between justice and peace.
Enthusiasts ignore the trade-offs that are at the heart of all serious politics.
Overvalued is subjective, and as with all these things you are making trade-offs.
It's a futuristic-feeling device, for sure, and the trade-offs seem fairly sensible.
But for $180, I wouldn't blame you if you found those trade-offs unacceptable.
That's when you can start playing with the numbers and making some trade-offs.
There are real trade-offs that would emerge if and when that debate comes.
Most cookies forced us to make trade-offs between flavor and (literal) structural integrity.
There are undeniable trade-offs between environmental conservation and economic development on federal lands.
Because Republic Wireless and Project Fi are similar, the trade-offs will guide you.
Both NYC apartments and tiny houses are notoriously small and involve amenity trade-offs.
Every policy decision comes with trade-offs, and that's true of regulating drug prices.
This approach may have performance trade-offs, but would make model management more tractable.
Read about the thinking behind the choices we made, and the trade-offs involved.
Of course, there are trade-offs, like lower-quality screens and less impressive cameras.
It turns out to be a useful lens for considering various policy trade-offs.
There are substantive trade-offs, and we did not take this approach in 2016.
It's also important that the client buying one is aware of the trade-offs.
Like so many tech innovations, dating apps have trade-offs, both good and bad.
Their environmental trade-offs are so varied that a definitive ranking would be impossible.
In its historical hugeness and skimpy script, "Evita" will always require such trade-offs.
The ethical trade-offs create a conundrum for the company and society, Bloomberg wrote.
Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — Sometimes there are trade-offs to be made in crossword construction.
Just be aware that the IRA comes with its own share of trade-offs.
There could also be some trade-offs when it comes to coating the satellites.
Apple's choices for iCloud backups involve trade-offs that reasonable people can argue about.
The trade-offs aren't bad, though, thanks to antilock brakes and built-in lights.
Free software — and its trade-offs — have been around as long as software itself.
But self-driving technology will always require trade-offs between speed, safety, and comfort.
While virtual reality creates a heightened sense of immediacy, the medium has trade-offs.
Also, developing a coherent replacement plan involves challenging policy trade-offs and political risks.
Not so with CRDTs, which involves trade-offs to permit editing in real time.
Conservatives, however, tend to believe in a world of limits, constraints, and trade-offs.
Politicians and voters will have to decide whether the trade-offs are worth it.
Democrats had to make very clear trade-offs to advantage this older, sicker population.
Within this, those principles have real trade-offs and real tug on each other.
But middle-class grown-ups face vicious trade-offs between space, commuting time, and money.
There are trade-offs, and a winning coalition for a party can change over time.
If they don't clench, then the impact from the implement will hurt more. Trade-offs!
But the Treasury is interested in trade-offs, not the finer points of aerial warfare.
Mrs May is not just making the wrong choices, but also downplaying awkward trade-offs.
One is that it will involve trade-offs the government has so far avoided debating.
Although the basics for what each carrier offers is similar, there are different trade-offs.
They fail to see that economic decisions are about trade-offs, not discovering eternal solutions.
"Those trade-offs have bedeviled efforts to expand health insurance coverage for decades," he said.
This comes with trade-offs: chickens might like perching on trees, but so do hawks.
Zillow data shows that more than 80% percent of sellers make trade-offs with buyers.
The march of AI into the workplace calls for trade-offs between privacy and performance.
When discussing trade-policy trade-offs, economists typically focus on conflicts between producers and consumers.
The catch: Each company defines privacy differently and emphasizes different trade-offs in delivering it.
It is of enormous complexity and involves controversial trade-offs, especially between peace and justice.
Building this future will require trade-offs, some of which consumers are willing to make.
My column this week explains the short-run exchange-rate trade-offs confronting the leadership.
We block 30 minutes per idea, throw out thoughts, sketch out designs, argue trade-offs.
Policy decisions, including those involving health, need to be considered in terms of trade-offs.
Experts note that candidates are proposing trade-offs: tax increases that eliminate premiums and deductibles.
The aftermath of the coup could present European Union leaders with particularly vexing trade-offs.
"There's no free lunch," he said, musing on the trade-offs we make with technology.
On a basic level, both are small and require downsizing and trade-offs in space.
Contributing to the world through your career, entrepreneurship, family, and community requires constant trade-offs.
That recipe, he said, would not demand any hard trade-offs between growth and adjustment.
Overall, those surveyed said they would make some significant trade-offs to have better credit.
We're constantly making choices and trade-offs that affect our financial and emotional well-being.
The study underscores an important idea: Trade-offs are very real, especially in international development.
Neither is interested in creating a functioning system that balances trade-offs and actually works.
We could be whoever and whatever we wanted with no trade-offs and low stakes.
Those are the kinds of trade-offs we at the leadership level are constantly weighing.
But that comes with major trade-offs, and punishing work schedules are only the beginning.
Families with out of work members can be forced to make hard financial trade offs.
There are always trade-offs, and we in the U.S. have generally favored the latter.
Unfortunately, this is where we have to start talking about trade-offs again — serious ones.
For El Salvador, the deal came with significant trade-offs, and left several unanswered questions.
Virtually every issue in tax policy, diplomacy and regulatory policy features similar complex trade-offs.
My most controversial opinion is that Google made the right trade offs with the gestures.
Identifying the trade-offs is only a first step toward a more sensible immigration policy.
"A more mature company does not have to make these trade-offs," Morningstar's Whiston said.
Congress and the Trump administration will solve tax reform only by navigating difficult trade-offs.
Citizens, politicians and business leaders are asking if societies are making the wisest trade-offs.
If only policymaking didn't require difficult trade-offs among endless competing interests, many with legitimate arguments.
All those algorithms made trade-offs, like sacrificing speed for accuracy or memory consumption for reliability.
Rolling the lot into one would increase the opportunities for trade-offs that benefit both sides.
But it's not a phone without some trade-offs that may or may not bother you.
Donie O'Sullivan adds: I think a bigger conversation needs to be had about trade-offs here.
But other long-term fire risk mitigation efforts have their costs and trade-offs as well.
And there's a lot of trade-offs and they're not always easy things to trade off.
Proponents argue the trade-offs are worth it to realize the massive economic benefits of 5G.
Who should be helping us determine which trade-offs are important enough for us to make?
Normally, as computers devolve from gargantuan machines to teeny laptops, you start seeing performance trade-offs.
Different political tendencies take different positions on this, but none is honest about the trade-offs.
Others have pragmatic concerns—that corals bred to survive warming seas might suffer handicapping trade-offs.
Ultimately, however, the trade-offs are too big for the NEX to be a real contender.
"Often that means there are some trade-offs that have to come in play," she says.
Could you talk about the trade-offs there and how you came up with this plan?
One of the trade-offs is changing our approach to providing product licenses for internal use.
But the trickiest trade-offs of all concern the precise terms of the future trade relationship.
There are trade-offs, however, as strong emotions that are left unchecked can have disastrous consequences.
That means that many women will have to make tough trade-offs between career and family.
But you've got to have a plan to help you think through trade-offs and choices.
The two proposals will allow Defense Secretary James Mattis to see the "trade offs," Shanahan said.
But Ms. Mazar knows that life in the city is all about trade-offs and sacrifices.
Throughout the Brexit process, the UK government has played down the complexities and trade-offs involved.
These are tough trade-offs, and different people will feel differently about what's important to them.
In fact, it's the misconception about trade offs that contributes heavily to our sense of guilt.
Those improvements come with trade-offs, of course — an intensely narrowed focus means a blurrier periphery.
But he also noted that, at a purely economic level, some trade-offs will be inevitable.
Rather than making the trade-offs of a single-payer plan clear, he's obscured them further.
But this narrative ignores the realities of modern life and may lead to devastating trade-offs.
As things are, though, too many readers don't understand the trade-offs the current strategy entails.
It may face challenges if Mr. Berger's union sets a more moderate tone for trade-offs.
Then you've got to make choices and there are trade-offs that you've got to make.
Those trade-offs might be worth it to you if you depend on having a stylus.
The EU, additionally, has already warned the United Kingdom that any accord would involve trade-offs.
The stated goal of such bills is to protect workers, though there are always trade-offs.
Retirement planning requires a good amount of discipline and dedication — not to mention many trade-offs.
Of course, there are always trade-offs to consider when buying a TV on a budget.
Different concerns and trade-offs between countries have to be possible; timing has to acquire immediacy.
As Stanford Internet Observatory director Alex Stamos pointed out on Twitter, this comes with trade-offs.
The display on the phone is pretty impressive — though it&aposs not without its trade-offs.
Below are some of the most common trade-offs that they — and all of us — face.
That same year, Dred Scott took the question of territorial trade-offs to the Supreme Court.
"There's a lot of trade-offs that happen between one policy area and another," Wohlforth says.
Yet over time, the American polity has become increasingly intolerant of what those trade-offs entail.
But Sanford — like the AHCA itself — doesn't really want to admit to any trade-offs here.
Parties are institutions that manage those trade-offs, from nominations to campaigns to legislation to administration.
Such trade-offs make it highly unlikely that Las Vegas will land a postseason berth next year.
Support the process by rewarding doctors for taking the time to discuss the trade-offs patients face.
Potential "complex trade-offs" came into play following "13 Reasons Why," wrote VanderWeele and his co-authors.
The major trade-offs for having a physical keyboard are a smaller display and no water-resistance.
To understand the trade-offs of a Roth HSA, you have to know how regular HSAs work.
So let's run through the trade offs you'll be faced with if you decide to go cheap.
The trade-offs are complex, and dependent on personal values, like how comfortable with risk you are.
But it plays fewer streaming services than the Echo, even as it offers otherwise similar trade-offs.
One of the only trade-offs with the Mavic Mini is that it can't shoot 4K footage.
But he said that such "trade-offs" did not detract from the need to disrupt ISIS' networks.
If you're a Photoshop user, you may soon have to maker fewer trade-offs when cropping images.
And it's a stark example of the trade-offs that come from adapting to a warmer world.
Deliberation helps citizens see and engage with complexity and the trade-offs inherent in most policy dilemmas.
These trade-offs aren't fodder for debate over digital privacy or the abstract ethics of textual reproduction.
Ever since the 52%-to-48% referendum result, it has been clear that Brexit required trade-offs.
In the end, we produced a set of designs that represented some of the best trade-offs.
Utilities' limited funds mean there are trade-offs, so opportunities must be carefully weighed against one another.
Costs will be displayed for every option, making clear the trade-offs between speed, comfort and price.
Currently priced at $2,000, foldable phones present too many trade-offs, even for many early technology adopters.
Instead, my point here is to simply point out what I see to be the trade-offs.
This could either be through increasing power efficiency or by making different design decisions or trade offs.
The phrase "trade-offs between security and "usability"" is an interesting one for her to choose, though.
We have to weigh the trade-offs in what we make to ensure clarity, accuracy, and fairness.
Many Presidents have wrestled with the tension between American values and the trade-offs required by realpolitik.
"So if you want the lowest possible fares, you have to have some trade-offs," he said.
The public overall is increasingly aware of the trade-offs involved when big tech companies take over.
But, the trade-offs opt-in requirements present are significant not only for ISPs, but also consumers.
The trade-offs in BCRA - insurance for tax cuts for the wealthy - are nothing short of appalling.
We need to be better at playing back the trade-offs facing bosses navigating a 3D environment.
Clinton hasn't addressed in detail the trade-offs and the consequences, good and bad, of that legislation.
You've talked so candidly in your interviews about the trade-offs people make to get their careers.
Here's what's different: As we reported last year, the Rift S is a product of trade-offs.
Many global security issues involve complex trade-offs, but this is different: Our behavior is just unconscionable.
What are the relative trade-offs between benefits and side effects in different patients in different circumstances?
Each comes with trade-offs, and cartographers make projection decisions based on the particular tasks at hand.
Further, such cognitive trade-offs could develop over time and only become recognizable long after the stimulation.
Weddings are expansive (and expensive) times, and a discussion of trade-offs can chafe against romantic enthusiasm.
Those trade-offs still seem to to be in place as far as Ms. Collins is concerned.
I think that even when you go to something that broad, it comes with real trade-offs.
Verdon isn't portrayed as a doormat but as an artist making trade-offs to serve her vision.
They are personal encounters, with none of the trade-offs or compromises that usually characterize summit meetings.
While policymakers must sometimes make trade-offs between life and money, this is not such a moment.
Although geothermal power has led to rapid expansion of electrical service here, there are environmental trade-offs.
But if those are trade-offs you're willing to live with, you literally can't beat the price.
For some experts, those are necessary trade-offs to keep the US safe in a dangerous world.
A look at the cashew industry in Mozambique reveals the tricky trade-offs between agriculture and development.
Kail says he could accept those trade-offs if he knew Huawei gear posed a security threat.
As a parent who has climbed society's ladder, I ask myself: Are the trade-offs worth it?
"The practical decision on which trade-offs to make... that will be a political decision," Sweeney said.
Every one of us makes money trade-offs nearly every day, whether we realize it or not.
But I am also an economist, and am very much aware of the many trade-offs involved.
But those accusations of racism reflect their effort to avoid a serious discussion of the trade-offs.
That's perhaps because many consumers have voted with their purchases that privacy trade-offs are worth it.
But the explosions have been a reminder of the trade-offs that come with the plants' proximity.
Every one of us makes money trade-offs nearly every day, whether we realize it or not.
Only then can the nation have an honest dialogue about the risks, benefits and trade-offs ahead.
That's certainly true of environmental policy debates, which very rarely involve a nuanced discussion of trade-offs.
Trek's Madone model eliminates these trade-offs, fusing a sleek design with the comfort of a springier ride.
Real-world infrastructure legislation and infrastructure projects involve some difficult trade-offs about money, priorities, project selection, etc.
On one issue of rising social and investing importance, Buffett is still making many trade-offs: climate change.
"We constantly evaluate the trade-offs between earnings, interest rate risk, capital and liquidity," said spokesman Jerome Dubrowski.
She is a clear communicator, so is well-placed to explain the trade-offs involved in cutting services.
"You can just see mutations and selections and trade-offs happening right in front of you," said Baym.
But from a national perspective, the economic trade-offs of greener growth ought to be easier to stomach.
Such widespread support tends to mask two trade-offs inherent in making early-years education more widely available.
I don't have to do the trade-offs of how much, which movie I'm going to pay for.
He just advises us to use common sense and keep in mind that there are always trade-offs.
FaceApp might not be a major privacy concern, but as with any app, there are always trade-offs.
Yet those trade-offs were revealed in all the unanswered questions about this brave new Europe-of-nations.
It may be that voters will accept one of these trade-offs; it may be they will not.
Use online calculators to compare equity versus salary trade-offs for startups at different stages in their development.
It's all a series of choices, priorities and trade-offs between competing public and private needs and capabilities.
"Everything we do in medicine involves trade-offs," said Smith-Bindman, who directs UCSF's Radiology Outcomes Research Lab.
"The EBA had to make difficult trade-offs between various competing demands," a spokeswoman for the regulator said.
There are always trade-offs involved, and I think it's time to reconsider the balance we have struck.
But I'd also argue that these small trade-offs mean that the MW653 headphones look a lot slicker.
VR only looks good at an incredibly high definition, so getting the desired look requires some trade-offs.
The trade offs needed to increase the BCA caps would be "a high bar, very difficult," she said.
But Mr Moore refuses to discuss any of these things in the language of trade-offs and downsides.
Much has been said about the cost, trade-offs, and compromises involved with purchasing Apple's new MacBook Pro.
And I think those kinds of tough trade-offs actually are positive for the culture of the company.
But by failing to explicitly consider the value of our time, the T.S.A. cannot make sensible trade-offs.
By limiting their votes to pleasing goals, the politicians avoid responsibility for the inevitable trade-offs between them.
Voters have grown skeptical of some of the possible trade-offs involved, particularly on ending private health insurance.
Of course, there are trade-offs: Currently, they're working for their keep at a family's home in Sweden.
"These trade-offs all make us a lot happier because our lives are a lot better," he said.
The housing design simulation demands that the player take into account trade offs between density, affordability, and sustainability.
All of these trade-offs within the supply chain create an environment where counterfeit goods might creep in.
Of all the current possibilities, it is the one with "few to no trade-offs," he tells me.
For some, at least, the trade-offs associated with the switch left them feeling a little, well, blue.
The New Health Care A look at policies and possible trade-offs, including the risk of hampering innovation.
Doing so will help regulators better weigh trade-offs between water use and maintaining lakes at sustainable levels.
Instead, Republicans tend to work within the system, defer to leadership and duck difficult questions about trade-offs.
It just made some trade-offs for us over the years that today don't always seem that great.
Their advocates see glimmers of hope barely worth the stomach-turning trade-offs and slim odds of success.
In fact, I'm glad about a lot of the trade-offs that Asus made with the ZenFone 6.
Time management is always tricky, involving constant trade-offs, not all of which are voluntary or even conscious.
Over the past year, the president has repeatedly underestimated the importance of making real trade-offs in diplomacy.
The original book described a complex world in which people navigate trade-offs and unintended consequences often happen.
"Particularly for this group, we need to be mindful of the trade-offs in prescribing," Dr. Olfson said.
" Tomas Green, 24, Cambridge, United States"For most policy decisions, there are trade-offs between equity and efficiency.
That was inevitable, as the legislative process involves trade-offs and compromises to obtain enough votes for passage.
Keeping Mr. Isaac clean and fed has forced Ms. Boone to make trade-offs in her own life.
For those outside the centers of power, it's far easier to disdain the trade-offs inherent in leadership.
Below are some of the most common trade-offs that they — and all of us — face most often.
For the ironist, ultimate truth exists, but day-to-day life is often about balance and trade-offs.
All of this requires vocal champions on Capitol Hill, and a debate that acknowledges benefits and trade-offs.
But making those choices would mean engaging in very real trade-offs, less simple than their talking point.
But the trade-offs between stoking growth and fixing underlying economic problems have become increasingly difficult and contentious.
It involves trade-offs equally painful for both sides that produce an imperfect outcome better than the alternative.
In evaluating the trade-offs between economic damage and public-health risks, not every country initially chose health.
It's making the trade-offs that will lead to the best outcomes, and explaining those clearly to constituents.
But not only are Republicans refusing to own that trade-off — they're refusing to own any trade-offs.
But values drive priorities, and no value can be reflected in a company's culture without making trade-offs.
In those cases, hiring companies to provide those services on its behalf might be worth the trade-offs.
Yesterday's analysis of the ethical trade-offs The general thesis of that piece is that startups and tech companies face more — and worse — trade-offs as they have migrated from the "purity" of the early internet into more socially and ethically complicated spaces like labor, social media, health and elsewhere.
The EU's main negotiator, Michel Barnier, welcomed the "clarity" May offered and her recognition that Britain faces "trade-offs".
It is merely to recognize the trade-offs that are made and to put such a life in perspective.
We can provide experiences where people can have this degree of ownership and control without experiencing significant trade-offs.
Companies that want to encourage employee creativity over other useful qualities may face difficult trade-offs down the line.
There are trade-offs no matter what repayment plan you choose, but it's still important to understand the specifics.
Their hope is that Britain will seek to converge with EU rules once the regulatory trade-offs become apparent.
This proposal would benefit some doctors at the expense of others (welcome again to the world of trade-offs).
None of these are insurmountable challenges, although they force us to make trade-offs we would rather not make.
In a constrained vision you ask: What's the best set of trade-offs and reforms we can actually achieve?
Ethereum is very focused on decentralization; other projects are more focused on scaling and they've made decentralization trade-offs.
But European negotiators are relieved that Theresa May seems at last to have acknowledged that Brexit implies trade-offs.
But we'll have to wait for a direct comparison to see if there are any slight performance trade-offs.
Researchers and programmers will have to ask themselves what safety and mobility trade-offs are inherent in autonomous vehicles.
Previously, researchers had to make drastic trade-offs when they wanted to look inside the smallest units of life.
But if the Republican plan becomes law, that will lay the trade-offs bare, just as happened with Obamacare.
It is a fantasy that risks taking Britain back to square one of its debate on Brexit's trade-offs.
These demos illustrate the trade-offs inherent in a world in which we use more and more connected gadgets.
Our job is to sort through all that and make sure the company is making the right trade-offs.
Digital design is one of the trade-offs, so how can you have your lunch and eat it too?
Rather than it being the Year of The Perfect Laptop, 2016 has become the Year of Laptop Trade-Offs.
Big Tech's critics may imagine that behind closed doors, executives debate trade-offs between ad revenue and user safety.
Any deal will involve trade-offs - between access to the single market and ability to control immigration, for example.
Zuckerberg himself has admitted that while encryption will create privacy for users, it comes with some serious trade-offs.
But negotiations on what specific trade-offs could be made have been hampered by imprecision from the White House.
Later, on a call with analysts, Khosrowshahi addressed the trade-offs Uber will have to take to reach profitability.
There currently isn't enough money to pay for both approaches at the levels required, leading to difficult trade-offs.
Under the new staffing numbers, Amtrak can maintain the existing officer presence onboard trains, but only with trade-offs.
It's the rare worker who maxes out his retirement account contributions — and those savings don't come without trade-offs.
In part, the delay in New York City reflects the fact that school closures come with major trade-offs.
If you're suffering and live in a legal state, the trade-offs for this treatment might be worth pursuing.
May's "clarity" in confirming that she wanted to leave Europe's economic structures and accepting that there were trade-offs.
Options were suddenly discovered and thrown into the bill at the last minute, with unpredictable costs and trade-offs.
Consider modeling how to work through the kinds of financial trade-offs you need to make as a family.
His impulsive style and resistance to accepting difficult trade-offs have made his goals on Iran difficult to parse.
But as long as America wants to have secure borders, immigration will present painful trade-offs for any president.
What trade-offs do you make to pay for what you need and want, now and in the future?
Saving for college is particularly tricky because each family has its own set of financial priorities and trade-offs.
Help me figure out what I can afford and when and what the trade-offs are to getting there.
This reform could help by encouraging needed conversations about our entitlement programs and the trade-offs that we face.
Adjustments to the retirement age might not seem so unthinkable when put in the context of these trade-offs.
Share the trade-offs you've made and may make to get the company to where it needs to go.
But there is nothing undemocratic about reviewing the pros and cons of Brexit as the trade-offs become clearer.
The short fill still has more trade-offs than usual, but we hope the theme makes up for them.
Moreover, poll questions are not framed to highlight trade-offs voters might have to make to fund environmental protection.
And so, we're certainly making different trade-offs than, for example, the PC systems make, and those are deliberate.
That means proposing too-easy-to-be-real solutions, downplaying trade-offs, caricaturing disagreements, and, especially, ignoring hard truths.
Again, this is what politics is about — finding the workable trade-offs in competing visions of the public interest.
In a contest with the logic of trade-offs, the emotive power of Sir David's cinematography is likely to win.
Consumers need to understand trade-offs and to keep up to date on information of what is best to buy.
It has been waiting for the right "user and advertiser trade-offs," as Jerry Dischler, Google's search ads VP, explained.
In our interview last week, President Barack Obama outlined the trade-offs he would like to make to improve Obamacare.
"It seems that some of them are having to make trade-offs in just meeting their basic needs," she said.
Actually, I think the thing that economists love most is pointing out trade-offs and making people sad about them.
"Any project that involves land is always going to have trade-offs," said Laurence Read, an independent consultant to EPO.
It comes with some clear trade-offs at present, and consumer headset makers seem focused on full high-resolution panels.
The internet has given billions of people a way to amplify their voices, but the trade-offs have become tangible.
As trade offs go, it's a clearly a big one — and one that's got Facebook into regulatory trouble in Europe.
To reject positive liberty is not to reject all government, but to acknowledge that trade-offs exist between desirable things.
He presents economists as detectives, sniffing out abuse of market power and identifying trade-offs where populists make empty promises.
But each system has its trade-offs: A regulated system keeps prices low but can restrict access to some drugs.
I then was looking at the trade-offs of these kinds of things, like what does it confer to groups?
It is to recognize that, for the time being, climate comes first, even if it entails some unpleasant trade-offs.
When you factor in the Pixel 3a's much more affordable price tag, all those trade-offs are totally worth it.
He adds there are no trade-offs with this technique, in size terms, when it comes to the smartwatch wristband.
Absent those goals, it's impossible to judge the trade-offs, weigh the compromises, and rally supporters around the final product.
Because health insurance is something that most people already have, there are tough trade-offs involved in paying for it.
But the US also had to make some trade-offs, including backing off from the possibility of the death penalty.
And that those trade-offs can become viciously cutting knives that exclude, deny, disadvantage, delete and damage people at scale.
Both are what economists call intertemporal choice problems, meaning they involve trade-offs between present and future happiness (or "utility").
When it comes to fixing what ails society, economist Thomas Sowell once said there are no solutions — only trade-offs.
Her sharp, steely stories underscore, often absorbingly, the collisions of race and class, and the emotional trade-offs of attainment.
Even if we take that claim at face value, it's worth examining whether the trade-offs would be worth it.
The US government offers home loans for homebuyers in a financial squeeze, but of course, there are some trade-offs.
But those EU trade-offs between rights and obligations will not change, they say, and Britons must beware Barnier's staircase.
Relatively straightforward parts of the talks — like lowering tariffs — remain under discussion, and both sides face making delicate trade-offs.
Now, due to technological gains in water desalination, water use and reuse, water negotiations are no longer binary trade-offs.
But the desirability of these alternatives must be understood in terms of the trade-offs among their benefits and costs.
Clearly, science and our understanding of cause and effect must underlie our choices among alternatives and their relative trade-offs.
They make trade-offs between cancer treatment and jet fighters, scientific research and tax cuts, national parks and border fences.
They are the authors of "Trade-offs in a Tempest: Stakeholder Influence on Hurricane Evacuation Decisions," published in Organization Science.
That's similar to how just about everyone wants a big-screen TV. But for mobile phones, there are trade-offs.
"They need to be called out more where there are hard trade-offs - India, China and so on," he said.
American negotiators should at least identify what trade-offs they are willing to make in order to reach an agreement.
Second are the Diplomats, who, once they understand their situation, make careful trade-offs between time and quality of life.
We can't open our borders and admit everyone, so there are difficult lines to draw and trade-offs to make.
But it's also increasingly clear those benefits come with costs and trade-offs that society has not really reckoned with.
A common refrain is to raise concerns about an investment's influence and how any trade-offs with returns are measured.
There are so many unknowns that ought to shape our response and change what trade-offs we're willing to make.
Big stacks always require trade-offs, but the only entries here I wouldn't normally use are OENO and N TEST.
We also spoke to activists, cybersecurity experts, and Ring&aposs CEO about the security trade-offs associated with the technology.
But while the majority of surveyed users expressed concern, they said Ring&aposs safety features felt worth the trade-offs.
There are some trade-offs here and there, but the picture performance rivals many more expensive options from the competition.
"Every city is different, and there's still more work to do to understand the different trade-offs," Dr. Georgescu said.
Environmental questions—whether special interest groups want to admit it or not—involve trade-offs that must be carefully balanced.
Putting that $5 million forward can also invite certain trade-offs, says former White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert.
While Chinese carriers may offer top dollar packages, some foreign pilots who have moved to China warn of trade-offs.
However, Frost said the UK government was aware of the "trade-offs" involved in this approach to trade with Brussels.
Help us better understand the trade-offs and obstacles that associates encounter while trying to become partners in their firms.
Any government health coverage expansion involves a series of trade-offs, decisions that will inevitably anger one constituency or another.
There were trade-offs, in other words, that made an occupation that was less than ideal a little bit better.
And now it's about what kind of trade-offs we're willing to make to do what we want to do.
"Because (the tweets) are from him, they are not shaped by trade-offs in a government interagency process," he told Reuters.
Maintaining a daily calendar makes you more aware of the small trade-offs you make every day, according to the psychologist.
To create a consistently accurate system, the students were put to the challenge, needing to make engineering decisions and trade-offs.
They represent different trade-offs between security, complexity, performance, cost and other factors, so each is likely to find its niche.
The trade-offs for this extra power and performance over the Spark come in the form of size, price, and complexity.
Mr Trump has spent months telling voters that hard problems are easy to solve and that trade-offs can be avoided.
Alternatively, a final deal could involve trade-offs unpalatable to her most keenly Brexiteer MPs, who would then cut up rough.
There are dozens, but only a handful are really good in our opinion, and a lot of them make trade-offs.
As the talks proceed, the crystalline certainties of the Brexit campaign will give way to difficult trade-offs and hard choices.
She could have been upfront with the public about the trade-offs inherent in Brexit, which always pointed towards messy compromise.
But the primary reason you'd want this is for better control for handheld play, so those seem like manageable trade-offs.
Any welfare reform entails trade-offs between the cost of a scheme and its effects on poverty and incentives to work.
Super high-performance gaming monitors are very expensive, and there are very real trade-offs each time the price comes down.
"It's about setting boundaries … and saying there are trade-offs in life," Legend says of sharing disciplinary roles with Teigen, 33.
There's also an underlying note of disdain for the compromises and trade-offs that come with policy in a fractious democracy.
He understands there will be trade-offs for families like the Morrisons, but, he says, that's true with any policy debate.
Companies are constantly making trade-offs between security and "usability", and it is here where our experts believe opportunities may lie.
Jobs, like prospective partners, have their strengths and weaknesses, which makes finding the right one a matter of complicated trade-offs.
Similar VC math causes irrational trade-offs for founders whether their investors have billion-dollar funds or quarter-billion-dollar funds.
But the Medicare population is more likely to suffer these drugs' ill effects, too, leaving physicians to ponder troubling trade-offs.
Rigorous discourse allows us to understand complex issues, analyze the trade-offs, and enter into policy-making decisions with detailed information.
Yet, in its cumbersome way, the Parliament embodied something important: the hard trade-offs of European construction, union conjured from Babel.
We are at an exciting juncture where technology can help resolve some of those quandaries — but not without salient trade-offs.
It's worth further analysis to assess whether decentralization would be an effective countermeasure, and any trade-offs of such an action.
That's because no amount of reading, learning, or even discipline can ever change that life still consists entirely of trade-offs.
There are difficulties and trade-offs inside this system, but they're manageable, and all in all, it actually works pretty well.
Recognizing and dealing with the trade-offs is the only way we will ever achieve politically viable and effective, economic resilience.
The conundrums and controversies highlight the complexities of refrigerants and the trade-offs inherent in the fight to curb global warming.
Raised with internet-connected mobile devices, young Americans have embraced the convenience of perpetual connectivity without recognizing the implicit trade-offs.
But at a privacy conference in Washington on Thursday, he described the "big trade-offs" in naming chief executives in complaints.
For other men aged 55 to 69, the trade-offs between potential benefits and harms of screening are a close call.
What is possible is repealing Obamacare and replacing it with something that makes a different set of equally painful trade-offs.
The trade-offs in a pandemic are brutal, but they could become harsher if the outbreak is allowed to get worse.
There would be trade-offs to putting pressure on the Saudis and the Emiratis, and no guarantee that it would work.
They seek the broadest possible availability of health care, whatever the cost and political trade-offs it takes to achieve it.
We debate the trade-offs inherent in technologies such as cell phone tracking, school surveillance cameras, and always-on listening devices.
But the evidence is not conclusive, and doctors need to understand the trade-offs before demanding that parents follow the recommendation.
Systems of monetary order, which resolve these trade-offs in one way as opposed to another, work until they do not.
We hope this input will help inform our coverage of Ring, its advantages, and any potential trade-offs faced by customers.
We need a new generation of foreign policy experts to wrestle with the complexities and trade-offs inherent in global affairs.
Or maybe I'd just have to be someone else, someone whose experience wasn't formed by those constant trade-offs and worry.
I am annoyed by not being able to swipe in drawers, but I mostly agree with the trade-offs Google made.
The nation's environmental laws do not instruct the E.P.A. to make such trade-offs, but, in effect, the executive order does.
Conversely, when services failed, it was because they forced people to make trade-offs: to give up something of vital importance.
In the plan that House Republicans introduced last year, they advocated a novel approach to solve many of these trade-offs.
All these are arguably reasonable trade-offs for the party to make, to err on the side of inclusion — for now.
They supply us also with forgotten points of view that better illuminate the trade-offs we face in politics and economics.
Even more importantly, there's relatively little reason to believe that chasing swing voters requires sharp trade-offs with other electoral strategies.
There's a reasonable argument to be made that not all users understand those trade-offs fully, but our recent privacy surveys (covered here and here) suggest that most users actually do have a decent understanding, and are willing to make these trade-offs anyway, while a minority eschew these services because they're not willing to do so.
The trade-offs are striking: For the cost of deploying one soldier for a year, we could start more than 20 schools.
Some metals and ceramics can be viscoelastic but there are always trade offs between strength and the ability to absorb the vibrations.
So yes, there are trade-offs to the Nex Dual Display, and unlike the previous Nex, I'm not convinced they're worth it.
The point, Tseng says, is to highlight the compromises and trade-offs of Silicon Valley's appetite for innovation and quest for power.
But within a year Brexit talks will be under way and painful trade-offs will loom, demanding a tight May-Hammond nexus.
The gaps between liberal, Remain-voting places and conservative, Leave-voting ones will widen as the trade-offs of Brexit become clear.
Officials are pretending that health policy doesn't have trade-offs, that they have finally written a plan that is great for everyone.
While Chowdhury concedes there is an accuracy cost to correcting bias in an AI model, she says trade-offs can "vary wildly".
Some mining pools are refusing to switch to SegWit, holding out for a block size increase instead, which does involve trade-offs.
In short, the architects of those systems made perfectly reasonable engineering trade-offs for their world; but our world is very different.
One measure of the trade-offs our society imposes on women is that they are having fewer children than they'd like to.
The longer they fail to face up to Brexit's painful trade-offs, the more brutal will be the eventual reckoning with reality.
So it is all the more crucial that all sides face up to the real and painful trade-offs that Brexit entails.
But good financial planning includes understanding trade-offs between keeping things you enjoy and cutting down on things you can live without.
The yFIRECalc can show you the trade-offs between working longer to save more money or retiring sooner to have more freedom.
It involved walking a tight design tightrope and considering all of the trade-offs that would be required with such an approach.
But originally it had quite a few trade-offs compared with LCD panels, such as weird color casts or pixel layout issues.
But she has little time to resolve the trade-offs of the next phase: the EU wants an agreement by the autumn.
But for most conditions there are several reasonable options, important trade-offs among them, and uncertainty about how well each might work.
For proponents of a wage increase, the net effect of 28503 million fewer people living in poverty is worth the trade-offs.
I agree with him that, in theory, it is easy to imagine trade-offs that can improve America's dreadful policies toward immigrants.
Supporters dismiss the costs of watch lists as inconveniences, trade-offs warranted by the protection they provide us from a deadly rampage.
He said he'd like to offer more options for parents, but the trade-offs in serving the greater community were too great.
If you're going to try to shuffle assets, you should first be sure you understand all the applicable rules and trade-offs.
So it's up to the United Kingdom within these negotiations to think about the trade-offs they want to take into account.
At a news conference in Ottawa on Monday, Mr. Trudeau called the agreement "a good deal," although he acknowledged the trade-offs.
When recessions do happen, it's usually because of some unusual circumstances that pose a slightly different set of trade-offs and uncertainties.
In order to feed and maintain these large brains, early humans' bodies had to make certain trade-offs, most evolutionary biologists agree.
Sanders rejects the notion that there might be trade-offs in climate policy, but the next president is likely to face many.
Salganicoff said it's paramount that women read the fine print and understand the trade-offs before they purchase a cheap insurance plan.
While analyzing trade-offs among these principles is vexing in theory, making and implementing decisions in real time can be excruciatingly difficult.
A splashy new health care proposal, with its own winners and losers and trade-offs, could reverse that political momentum, he said.
Weneed to develop ways to both share and guard data, and be brutally realistic about the delicate and complex trade-offs involved.
I had more punchy options for 11- and 34-Down, but I didn't like the trade-offs necessary in the short fill.
A winning strategy requires difficult trade-offs and structural changes that Democrats, to their credit, have started to explore in their campaigns.
But all too often these trade-offs are subconscious, which means we don't discuss them openly and fail to question them relentlessly.
Yet efforts toward reform will need to balance trade-offs between two key goals: stemming corporate tax base erosion and fostering competitiveness.
It's a machine that offers a massive amount of upsides for what appears to be a handful of easily justifiable trade-offs.
But all too often these trade-offs are subconscious, which means we don't discuss them openly and fail to question them relentlessly.
Tax reform is challenging, and this new law requires some trade-offs from all sectors of the business community, including private equity.
The U.S. deputy attorney general said he was not seeking to criticize technology firms but rather to lay out the trade-offs.
Does she have a detailed understanding of the trade-offs involved in governance — or does she rely on hand-waving and oversimplified panaceas?
The higher the frequency the faster the data transmission, but there are some trade-offs, which we'll speak about in the section below.
For those of us who think about the trade-offs inherent in spending and tax policies, this is a question with great significance.
Before Gore-Tex was invented, there were plenty of materials to protect you from harsh weather, but they all came with trade-offs.
Brian Babin (R-TX), the chairman of the space subcommittee, noted that continuing to operate the ISS would mean trade-offs at NASA.
Medicare-for-all is a slogan that, like any slogan, underdetermines actual policy content and brushes aside some details and tough trade-offs.
As Congress has grown incapable of passing laws involving even straightforward political trade-offs, power has flowed to the executive and judicial branches.
As you think about these trade-offs, remember that as an entrepreneur, your obligation is to the existing shareholders: the employees and you.
Be mindful of the trade-offs you face when originating transactions, especially the trade-off between "customer servicing" and owning the end customer.
But the deeper point is that voters were never told the truth about the trade-offs inherent in Mrs May's version of Brexit.
I actually ultimately stopped using my Roomba, which cost considerably less, because it wasn't really effective enough to deal with the trade-offs.
Refusal to accept the trade-offs inherent in leaving the EU bedevils the whole process, no matter who is in charge of it.
In testing all of these solutions (excepting the JBL soundbar, which isn't released yet), I've found each has its own particular trade-offs.
The brothers developed their process of scatting and lyrical trade-offs, occasionally using television commercials taglines as dummy lyrics to hone their rhythm.
The new literature on algorithmic fairness usually doesn't simply equate fairness with accuracy, but instead defines various trade-offs between fairness and accuracy.
It's not terribly surprising that there would be some feature trade-offs to get a mesh wifi solution below the $100 price point.
Also, it turns out, there are huge trade-offs involved in having a big brain — mostly that they need a lot of fuel.
He avoids any mention of trade-offs, and Democrats are already fashioning his words into a double-edged sword to use against him.
But the ideology of diversity suggested that every group had something to learn, and something to gain; no trade-offs would be required.
"I think we all make trade-offs all the time and I think that that is what being human is about," he says.
But not all companies consider these checks and balances when they're first developing products — most likely because they involve trade-offs in engagement.
In approaching the trade-offs of Brexit, he said, Britain had "decided that Europe's safety was far too important to be negotiated away".
Budgeting based on outcomes can more easily identify the activities most important to citizens, as well as help policymakers make difficult trade-offs.
On Monday the Pentagon said it "is ready and willing to support" US civilian authorities but suggested any assistance would involve trade-offs.
On Monday, the Pentagon said it "is ready and willing to support" US civilian authorities but suggested any assistance would involve trade-offs.
Today, the cost of city living in many areas is higher but the trade-offs for those who can afford it are fewer.
The company claims its software was perfectly legal, intended to juggle different pollution/performance trade-offs while still complying with EPA emissions limits.
And as long as I'm continuing to make trade-offs, I'm going to keep searching for the milk that's just right for me.
Practicing internal self-awareness allows you to honestly evaluate and re-evaluate the trade-offs inherent to living an unbalanced, flow-filled life.
I'm still thinking through how this might work, and I recognize that any such efforts will require real trade-offs and difficult conversations.
Each approach had its technological trade-offs, but the US approach did not rely on having to synthesize the extremely scarce heavy water.
Decisions whether to allow inconsistent state rules, however, can involve enormous moral trade-offs over who or what may be lost or victimized.
Living further from public transportation hubs, in outlying neighborhoods or with roommates are all trade-offs that can save a lot of money.
What's more, you can look at the model's underlying notebook, and also see what trade-offs were made to generate that best model.
The trade-offs become even more difficult when we think about the long-term integration of the children and grandchildren of today's immigrants.
The long-standing experience of coalition government in the Netherlands will help in the political trade-offs required to form a majority coalition.
The question of a Section 702 overhaul, and trade-offs between national security powers and privacy protections, has scrambled the usual party lines.
Given the accepted trade-offs between volume and efficiency, it's hard to spin last year's version of DeRozan as an inefficient scorer overall.
Given the diversity of underlying opinion, shoehorning a plurality of voters into one party is an exercise in trade-offs and conflict management.
In short, there's too much focus on corruption and elections, too little focus on policy process and the trade-offs of actually governing.
The makings of trade-offs are easy to see, but in the fraught state of relations among Union leaders, it is a tall order.
There is a chart on the very last page of the CBO report that really lays bare the trade-offs of the Republican plan.
A serious single-payer debate could be right around the corner, and we need to start a dialogue about trade-offs and policy particulars.
Rather, this is an acknowledgment that an ever increasing phone size comes with serious usability trade-offs, and that it frequently isn't worth it.
But we also think it's critical to talk about how we've arrived at our position, so you can understand the trade-offs we're making.
This Librem 13 feels like the Early Access version of that future, and apparently I can't be bothered to deal with the trade-offs.
In Apple's world, "courage" represents making tough trade-offs and leaving old legacies behind before they become albatrosses — even when it makes people uncomfortable.
Policymakers in the executive branch have access to broader and more current information, along with the ability to weigh trade-offs of different approaches.
" Brock T. Jolly, CFP and partner with Veritas Financial, said people don't understand "the trade-offs between costs and benefits and the fine print.
This vibrant world looks gorgeous on the Switch's screen or on a big TV, but there are some trade-offs in this new version.
Autonomous vehicles will change our cities and present trade-offs, but those who think that cars do not limit our mobility are kidding themselves.
"One thing a lot of people say is, 'This is hard, there are a lot of trade-offs, no system is perfect,'" Lusk explains.
The 2002 Arab summit outlined an Arab peace plan whose trade-offs go well beyond what the Netanyahu government has been prepared to offer.
Tax reform requires overhauling the entire Tax Code to make it simpler, fairer, more efficient, it's a monumental task that involves tough trade-offs.
An increasing number of publishers are doing it, and the more upfront they are about the real trade-offs, the better off everyone is.
We now have some trade-offs and offsets: A good economy and fiscal stimulus mean a determined Fed and heavy supply of Treasury paper.
Looking back, these trade-offs are a bit hard to stomach, but I hope they don't detract too much from the puzzle's positive aspects.
And he says that, unless you inherited wealth and position, you'll have to make some trade-offs in order to get what you want.
But Gribbin emphasized that trade-offs had to be made in order to advance the tax overhaul, which has been the administration's top priority.
"We're playing the long game, and we try to always keep that in mind when evaluating the risk-reward trade-offs of any opportunity."
And this additional money would help further shift the balance of power from privacy to security, with all of the trade-offs that entails.
The situation also raises questions about the trade-offs of encryption as some governments like Australia seek to prevent its usage by messaging apps.
Because foreign policy requires difficult trade-offs, conventional candidates are limited in how emotionally appealing they can make their plans while keeping them workable.
The agreement accounts for the trade-offs that the world, especially today's poorest countries, must make in confronting climate change while improving people's lives.
In truth, all systems make trade-offs when it comes to allocating health care resources, and they all largely get what they pay for.
A Brookings Institution policy brief investigated the trade-offs between costs and benefits of pushing back the start times of high school in 2011.
Carbon taxes would have to be very substantial to have a large impact, geoengineering is uncertain, and there will be painful trade-offs ahead.
"The president is right: The cure can't be worse than the disease, and we're gonna have to make some difficult trade-offs," Kudlow said.
"The president is right: The cure can't be worse than the disease, and we're gonna have to make some difficult trade-offs," Kudlow said.
" Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics at the London School of Economics, who ultimately picked Australia, summarized the trade-offs, arguing that the "U.
The trade-offs are substantial: For the cost of deploying one U.S. soldier abroad for a year, we can start at least 20 schools.
It's hard to see Iran playing along with Trump's summit of vanities -- and it's hard to see what trade-offs would satisfy both sides.
But there is only so much land we can deliberately alter to curb warming before we start to run into other environmental trade-offs.
So there may be trade-offs between how generous we want to make different forgiveness programs and what we do around bankruptcy, for example.
The geographic diversity of the places grappling with the trade-offs highlights how pervasive the connections are between natural resources, health and economic opportunity.
The trade-offs that Brexit supporters batted away during the referendum campaign — such as sovereignty versus economic prosperity — have been brutally exposed by Mrs.
The trade-offs, while often out of the glare of Washington, are frighteningly real for the health and safety of people around the country.
In Impossible, he said, Burger King found a way to satisfy that demand without the trade-offs that have traditionally come with vegetarian alternatives.
"So that's where some of the big trade-offs are that we're still working on and, really, the whole automotive industry is working on."
While the use of the reconciliation process required trade-offs, including the inability to make permanent the individual tax cuts included, now that Sen.
We understand now more than ever, the trade-offs involved in traveling, and how our curiosity to see the world comes with a footprint.
We sent a team of journalists out around the country to speak with people of average earnings about the financial trade-offs they make.
Furthermore, as the negotiations to leave have worn on, the difficult trade-offs involved with leaving the EU have become much clearer to Britons.
Even after my review, I'm still lost to this game and enjoying its devilishly constructed scenarios and the trade-offs it puts before me.
They tend to come down to preferences about the different trade-offs involved, and to partisan evaluations of the person in the White House.
But there are also the intended consequences, the challenges and trade-offs and loopholes and crises that the authors know, in advance, they will create.
And there are trade-offs: permeable road surfaces require more maintenance, for example; reflective roofs might increase energy demand at colder times of the year.
But if you don't want a heavy shooter hanging around your neck, the RX100 continues to shed the compromises and trade-offs for going small.
Screenshot: GizmodoThere are some trade-offs: because of the extra rerouting going on, load times are slower, especially on the bigger and more complex sites.
The decision to stick with off-the-shelf tools instead of building proprietary systems involved a lot of trade-offs, explained head engineer Ben Sandler.
Ultimately, as with all things in life, one must weigh the trade-offs of using this resource instead of yet another on-demand media service.
The conflict highlights the high-stakes trade-offs between children's privacy and school safety in a country facing a seemingly constant stream of school shootings.
On January 17th Theresa May at last acknowledged that leaving the EU would involve trade-offs, and indicated some of the choices she would make.
And this notion that somehow our data is different and can be walled off from those other trade-offs we make, I believe is incorrect.
But he's not the guy you want to write your health care bill, decide its contours, make its policy trade-offs, and argue its merits.
But some municipalities are turning down the offer, saying the downsides of letting residents rent out rooms on Airbnb are not worth the trade-offs.
Moving somewhere cooler might seem a simple thing; but temperature is not all that matters to fish, and so there can be trade-offs involved.
"[It's] been helpful in seeing who's left in the dating pool, adjusting my expectations, and deciding what 'trade-offs' I'm willing to make," she explains.
Zuckerberg's own trade-offs, engaged in his quest to maximize the growth of his system, appear to have achieved a very different kind of outcome.
These engagements will enable opportunities for weighing realistic trade-offs, identifying barriers to implementation and addressing the very real concerns around equity and structural inequities.
But they worry that her cabinet is still divided and her government has not yet faced up to the trade-offs needed for a deal.
For that, more honesty, less inclination to tar any critics as seeking to subvert democracy and greater readiness to acknowledge Brexit's trade-offs are required.
Giving Facebook access to a camera and microphone inside the home requires privacy trade-offs that the company hasn't yet explored with its user base.
While it's possible that some of this surveillance is worth the trade-offs, we as society need to deliberately and intelligently make decisions about it.
After all, democracy is a messy process that involves compromises, trade-offs and concessions, for which there is no place in Mr Kaczynski's Manichean universe.
I already mentioned above that Sennheiser seems to have made the right trade-offs with its Momentum True Wireless, but the matter bears expanding upon.
This includes comprehension and appreciation for the nature of public service, the checks and balances of the Constitution, and the complex trade-offs of democracy.
These companies benefit from our ignorance because it's easier to use their services when we're not fully aware of the trade-offs to our privacy.
In practice, however, many are unwilling to accept the necessary trade-offs, including longer waiting times, less access to pricey medical treatments and higher taxes.
This overhaul, referred to by the wishy-washy slogan "Beautiful China" involves tougher trade-offs than the flat-out dash for growth of the past.
Each of those features is now something of a standard expectation, but such are the trade-offs for the extra slick design of this phone.
Less immediately visible but equally consequential are the long-term trade-offs incurred when our military lacks sufficient resources to prepare for longer-term challenges.
"There are no signs yet that somehow the magic on how to do this without the downsides and trade-offs has been discovered," he said.
But there are trade-offs about what happens to jobs in this country — they're not unionized, there's not as many rights, the health care issues.
Because referendums treat each issue in isolation, they allow voters to ignore the trade-offs inherent in policy choices and can thus render government incoherent.
Fighting a war is a game of trade-offs: You have to take risks somewhere on the battlefield in order to maximize your gains elsewhere.
But we must do a better job of guiding patients through the subtle, sometimes counterintuitive, trade-offs inherent in the tests and treatments we propose.
They added that there was no single replacement for the traditional formula, and all the options that can supplement bonds come with notable trade-offs.
Each offering has its strengths and weaknesses, and each makes different trade-offs in trying to achieve the mythical sweet spot for the cord-cutter.
Teachers who have used Win the White House said the game helped their students experience and understand the complicated trade-offs that candidates often make.
When you're talking about trade-offs and when you're talking about what may seem simple policy concessions, they have big ripple effects on our families.
The only conclusion I've come to is that we have to evaluate each new relationship to hardware and software individually and assess the trade-offs.
While the speaker is excited about the newfound public push to stop climate change, she is also clear-eyed about the difficult trade-offs ahead.
The trade-offs among premiums, deductibles and benefits in private coverage are also hard to reconcile — but voters seem increasingly unhappy with the status quo.
Rice reminds us of the anticipated trade-offs of NATO expansion, and the inevitable reaction of Russia, a post-communist defeated power, to feel threatened.
And all of them are wrestling with largely the same challenges Americans are, making different but equally difficult trade-offs on cost, quality and access.
But managing such trade-offs is well in the future and so far trade policy tensions have hardly made a dent in the economic outlook.
Another difficulty is that delegating authority enables Congress to proclaim broad policy goals while escaping accountability for the difficult trade-offs that actual policymaking entails.
Every decision — from where you attend to what jobs and activities and classes and majors you choose while you are there — is about trade-offs.
These are the trade-offs of working at a high frame rate, the speed at which a film is shot and, in some cases, projected.
Perhaps this will encourage a new Republican seriousness about policy and an honest attempt to educate their base about the trade-offs inherent in governing.
As the negotiations progress, and the trade-offs and costs of leaving the European Union become clearer, the choices are likely to become even harder.
For family court to avoid forcing trade-offs like these, the front-line staff must understand the family's situations in significant detail, Mr. Burkemper said.
It can also help with trade-offs between programs to treat pain or other policies meant to help improve people's well-being in other ways.
One necessary result of these trade-offs is that we see plenty of movement of federal judges within the judiciary as a result of promotions.
So, in each of the other economic models you've pointed to, they have made trade-offs with the European Union, to then facilitate a trading relationship.
Next Steps Over the next year and beyond, there are a lot more details and trade-offs to work through related to each of these principles.
Theresa May is pursuing a quintessentially conservative policy of managed disillusionment, forcing the Brexiteers to confront the real world of hard choices and difficult trade-offs.
Advances in surveillance technology have spurred an ongoing debate over privacy and security, and whether individual trade-offs are justified in the name of public safety.
In a blog post, the company seemed to acknowledge the risks of going all-in on realism while emphasizing that the trade-offs were worth it.
Shashua points out that people make those trade-offs all the time elsewhere: GPS navigation has largely replaced maps, and cellphones made memorizing phone numbers unnecessary.
First, it was argued, referendums would reduce complex political questions to simple Yes/No propositions, overriding concerns about detail or the costs and trade-offs involved.
It is a democracy of trade-offs between stakeholders, as a 21st-century James Madison might put it—or at best, earnest deliberation among disinterested representatives.
But there is no clarity on which principles would be prioritized over others—critical, because any discussion around data use is about trade-offs and priorities.
Read more: Here's a long explainer on why American drug prices are so high — and what trade-offs we'd need to make to get them lower.
Whether or not the US should support such a deal ought to depend on a thorough understanding of the trade-offs such an agreement would offer.
Security is always about trade-offs, and isn't a goal in and of itself; it's about achieving your goal, whatever that might be, but, well, securely.
And there are roughly 40-point gaps in perceptions of the best way to ensure peace and whether stricter environmental regulations are worth their trade-offs.
The Nintendo Switch Lite is $100 cheaper than the traditional Nintendo Switch, but it also comes with lots of trade-offs compared to the original console.
The department had already written the larger budget before Trump's order and so plans to present him with both documents so he can see trade-offs.
We disagree, as well, about the trade-offs we will accept: for instance, between increasing simplicity and increasing choice; or between advancing innovation and reducing costs.
It's an idea of some merit if you're designing a system from scratch and it polls O.K. if you don't tell people about the trade-offs.
For example, I really do think there is some risk that a Warren pick would have trade-offs among well-educated Republicans or less-educated men.
"This notion that somehow our data is different and can be walled off from those other trade-offs we make, I believe, is incorrect," he said.
The chances of a virus navigating these complex series of trade-offs to become more severe during the short timescale of an outbreak are extremely low.
But there are trade-offs: Some buyers can be a nuisance and bombard you with lots of questions or take a long time to send payment.
This year, we traveled to places like Easter Island, Kenya and Alaska to cover the effects of climate change and the trade-offs of environmental policies.
Countless companies are wrestling with these trade-offs, many of them doing the best they can within a digital ecosystem they can't hope to unilaterally reform.
But consumers, who now rank steadily climbing drug prices at the top of their list of health concerns, might be willing to make these trade-offs.
"All the trade-offs necessary in a more competitive political landscape are part of the thing that keeps Western democracies from achieving these kind of results."
I kept making trade-offs with myself about the men whose photos and short bios scrolled by, and I yearned to be flexible and nonjudgmental. Sure.
Various initiatives are underway to do just that: Encourage physicians to help their patients assess medical-financial trade-offs and choose appropriate but less costly alternatives.
The lack of detail highlighted the challenge that Republicans face as they try to make difficult trade-offs on legislation that could reshape the entire economy.
Making decisions with it usually requires trade-offs and understanding more nuance, so science can work with policymakers to empower them to better use that information.
The researchers found they were less depressed, less likely to make trade-offs between food and health care, and more likely to stick with their medications.
In fact, some people found that their compact homes and minimalist manifestoes came with different challenges, and that the trade-offs were not always worth it.
For just $399, you got essentially the same camera as the then-flagship Pixel 3, but with minor trade-offs in build quality and processing power.
But Graham-Cassidy, through its formula for allocating that shrinking federal pie, makes unusually vivid trade-offs between states that win and lose in the process.
So far, the Republican plans have tended to engage in the same trade-offs, but tilt in the opposite direction, emphasizing government savings over program generosity.
While not as sustainable as 100% recycled options, Reformation&aposs Conscious Cashmere ($148) is a rare opportunity to shop responsibly without making trade-offs for style.
That may make the trade-offs more subtle than with a Facebook login or Gmail account, but the underlying transaction is the same: data for convenience.
Thune acknowledged the importance of the bonds for infrastructure but also emphasized that lawmakers need to make trade-offs in order to bring tax rates down.
Women face even more trade-offs today because they have more choices, including higher education and a career, and young people are delaying marriage and childbearing.
Although young skaters are extremely flexible and jumping is easier before the body fills out, some Russian teenagers have faced sobering trade-offs for their success.
But for men 55 to 69, the panel now says, the trade-offs between the potential benefits and harms of screening are too close to call.
That meant replacing their existing fleet of loud and dirty airplanes with much quieter models — even if it meant some trade-offs in terms of performance.
There are few solutions to the problems of digital discourse that don't involve huge trade-offs—and those are not choices for Mark Zuckerberg alone to make.
If you get rid of experienced policymakers and bureaucrats who understand these rules and trade-offs, it's not as if the problems of modern governance go away.
Instead, the sector should set priorities for government negotiators that fit into likely trade-offs but still allow firms in the sector to make money, Knight said.
I started this review with a heavyweight boxing metaphor because it's fun, but the reality is that every phone comes with trade-offs, even the gigantic ones.
I missed the two-hour-a-day interplay, in terms of the committee with eight people jawing at each other back and forth, so there's trade-offs.
Boosted's betting that, even with the high price tag, it will find customers who think those are worthy trade-offs for the versatility they're getting in return.
Dr Amon's whale skull, and others like it, raise questions about the trade-offs between the economic gains of mining the seabed and that mining's environmental consequences.
But again, choosing to go conservative with the design means that more people won't have to think through convoluted trade-offs when they're looking for a computer.
Are the people who actually need to think about turning hyper-threading on or off really equipped to make an informed decision about these security trade-offs?
So how do you think about the trade-offs involved in subsidizing a program that might also help a lot of upper-middle-class and rich people?
"We understand there are a lot of trade-offs to get right, and we're committed to consulting with experts and discussing the best way forward," he wrote.
While Mrs May at last faces up to the painful trade-offs that Brexit always required, those who condemned her this week prefer to indulge their fantasies.
For me, and probably for a lot of Switch users, the trade-offs made here are actually improvements that reflect 90% of my use of the console.
Microsoft has made some trade-offs in its design to avoid a heavy power brick and reaching the maximum 120 watts that the Surface Connector currently supports.
It's all the right specs without enough content that can take advantage of it, and you can make different trade-offs and get more stuff to watch.
This process feels like they are trying to hide the fact that everybody is not on the same page, like they're trying to hide the trade-offs.
There are others when the bulky form factor left me wanting to go back to my regular old smartphone — but those trade-offs are to be expected.
There are some trade-offs to this unusual design, with the most obvious being that it's almost impossible to shoot video from a craft that's constantly spinning.
Now that the FDA has cleared IDx-DR, it might lead the way to a new slew of autonomous diagnostic tests and the trade-offs they bring.
During his presidential bid, Senator John McCain used this event as an example of the failure of our leaders to make trade-offs for common national purpose.
So there's a series of trade offs at work facing anyone who's trying to make money from content in the oh-so-flawed world of online publishing.
"Developing prosthetic limbs requires designers to make difficult trade-offs among size, weight, force, speed, and cost of the actuation system," the researchers say in their paper.
But all of those trade-offs might just be worth it for one thing: the phone's huge, 26,6mAh battery, which lasted for three days of my use.
But they don't like to talk about trade-offs that need to be considered in the context of innovation as they relate to surveillance, power, and governance.
However, to deliver that kind of adaptability, sometimes 2-in-133 makers have to include trade-offs 2-in-1 such as higher prices or weaker specs.
Without such information, we are powerless to assess trade-offs between energy alternatives, set realistic resource goals, or even claim success — or failure — for policies in place.
Now in our early 20s, most of us have not yet made any trade-offs between family and career; we're doctors, investment bankers and lawyers in training.
This is a party, in many ways, that has built its majority upon a contempt for the compromises, quarter-loaves, and tough trade-offs that governing entails.
Dismantling the current payment structure and replacing it with another would likely require some tough trade-offs, experts say, creating winners and losers when the dust settles.
Perhaps the best version I can imagine is one that recognizes those costs and then demands severe trade-offs and creativity to mitigate and even eliminate them.
Thanks to convenient services — and disingenuous framing of the trade-offs — Google made previously unimaginable ideas, like scanning private messages and documents, acceptable to millions of people.
The hard economic reality of fashioning a plan that lives up to the promises Mr. Trump has made would invariably involve trade-offs unpopular with many voters.
Polling suggests that a majority now support the idea of universal health care, but many are still wary of the trade-offs such an overhaul would require.
If we want a government that takes policy trade-offs seriously, and that listens meaningfully to the public, we need to take our own engagement seriously too.
Like many working mothers, she worried about the expectations and judgments of how she should handle the trade-offs, knowing that few people would question my choices.
But "This Flat Earth" also questions the value of the moral trade-offs that parents make, even at lower levels of education, on behalf of their children.
I was at times ferociously critical of President Barack Obama's handling of Central American refugees, but past administrations managed these difficult trade-offs without gratuitously embracing cruelty.
But with Britain embarking on a trade negotiation with the United States, it is not the last time Mr. Johnson is likely to face difficult trade-offs.
Many law enforcement officials around the state said that any trade-offs in civil liberties were minor compared with the potential to solve some particularly difficult cases.
While a crime drama, it was arguably also one of the first great war-on-terror series, a story of the trade-offs we make for security.
But while there are certainly areas where the new Swift 5 could improve, the trade-offs you have to make for the compact build are comparably few.
But experts warn that there's little research to back the manufacturers' claims, and the products could come with profound privacy trade-offs, my colleague Drew Harwell reports.
It's a question that carriers and phone makers should work hard to answer as quickly as possible because new 5G phones may come with significant trade-offs.
At the same time, we need to acknowledge our own uncertainties and be honest — with ourselves and our patients — about the difficult trade-offs these choices entail.
But the coming negotiation with Brussels will force him into painful trade-offs that cannot be papered over with promises of more money for schools and hospitals.
If you're still on the fence about whether to bet on a Galaxy Fold, check out our review here for what kind of trade-offs to expect.
Apple made the move to comply with China's regulations on cloud services, and it highlights the trade-offs global companies make to do business in China. 5.
But one set of dangers, further trade-offs with mass deportation hard-liners, need to be explored further and more publicly before legislators go down that path.
The trade-offs — slight increases in costs for most people and sizable help for those who need expensive drugs — would make the system more fair, proponents contend.
This was a missed opportunity for the moderators to draw out more detail about each candidate's plan, the trade-offs involved, and how each would be implemented.
Because in business, it goes without saying that the boss wants you to bring home profits, while politics is nothing but an endless series of trade-offs.
"Those trade-offs have bedeviled efforts to expand health insurance coverage for decades," says Doug Elmendorf, who directed the Congressional Budget Office during the health law debate.
Facebook has no similar mechanism, so it can't claim that the decisions it's making and the trade-offs it's permitting are actually the ones the community chose.
That means there are real trade-offs: Our use of corn to fatten cattle in rich countries means less corn can be used to feed people elsewhere.
I made light of -- not light of, I discussed briefly your comment, some other comments, and I would love to get more from you on them, which is: if you do your jobs right, and you say there are always trade-offs to be made, you can make the trade-offs where you scale expenses and get more efficient in marketing and incentive spend while improving the bottom line.
There are lots of technical details making this happen, and Narkhede admits there are technical trade-offs along the way, but not as many as you might think.
After all, the cost-benefit trade-offs of less sustainable systems almost always mean higher benefits for the already privileged and more costs for the already less privileged.
It's that moving to a single-payer system forces us to ask real questions about how it might be achieved and what the notable trade-offs would be.
Since then, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has told the Senate Appropriations Committee that "trade-offs" could allow Moscow to rejoin the group without returning Crimea to Ukraine.
So, as with many challenges that arise today in the context of balancing between technology and privacy, the primary question is, are the privacy trade-offs worth it?
What it means: The conflict highlights the high-stakes trade-offs between children's privacy and school safety in a country facing a seemingly constant stream of school shootings.
But the trade-offs include fewer guarantees you'll even find a ride, and a need to book relatively far in advance in order to make sure you're covered.
Instead it is a sign that, faced with difficult trade-offs, the president-elect likes to ignore them and promise that, yes, everyone can indeed have a pony.
Then, have regular budget meetings with your family, so that your children understand the trade-offs of participating in costly sports programs, such as forgoing a family vacation.
They suffered from that — from not understanding the vetting requirements and some of the trade-offs you make when you pick individuals who have highly complex financial holdings.
"We have this notion that somehow our data is different and can be walled off from those trade-offs we make, and I believe that's incorrect," Obama said.
In its refusal to acknowledge Brexit's basic trade-offs, Labour is at a stage in the argument that even the most deluded Tory Brexiteers left behind months ago.
Trade-offs may arise if you have to sell assets and pay capital gains taxes today to free up the cash to move into another type of investment.
The paper is notably well-versed both on the dangers posed by misinformation and the trade-offs that come with increased regulation, especially to privacy and free speech.
That scary figure was plastered all over headlines and strewn about on social media, suggesting that a $15 minimum wage was a controversial policy with serious trade-offs.
These trade-offs create a "trilemma", in Mr Rodrik's view: societies cannot be globally integrated, completely sovereign and democratic—they can opt for only two of the three.
I think then you get into a complicated discussion where there's a lot of trade-offs, but that captures to me what the truth of the matter is.
Williams admitted that when it comes to making a decision like this, there are always concessions, but in the end the trade-offs were worth it to them.
There were trade-offs with outsourcing: quality control was less reliable, and it was harder to respond nimbly to changing customer demands in the trend-driven toy business.
Her weaknesses are congruent with her vision of the world's totalizing interconnectedness; they flow from her awareness of the trade-offs—beyond precious erections—that revolution might require.
You give speeches to help put issues on the public agenda, to elevate a particular perspective in Congress, and to say something meaningful about priorities and trade-offs.
Instead, Gerard said, a "public debate" is necessary to understand the "trade-offs" of imposing "excessive costs on an industry" through "unnecessary regulation," according to E&E News.
There are some trade-offs, including thin padding on the ear pieces, no noise cancellation, and the inability to pair to two devices to the headphones at once.
What I was feeling, however, in that South London classroom, was the unfamiliar pang of remorse and a sense that I might have made some poor trade offs.
But just as trade-offs must be made to improve health care, so are other countries struggling with balancing the cost and quality of care and universal access.
The trade-offs people worry about are minor in comparison to the gains companies reap by empowering their employees to get the job done in a remote environment.
Hirshman gestures at some of these complexities, including the trade-offs liberal women have had to confront, especially when it comes to the piggishness of certain male Democrats.
Especially when it has historically been the case that in times of extreme duress, people have made trade-offs about personal freedoms and protections that have subsequently backfired.
We hope this input will help inform our coverage of companies like Uber, Lyft, Doordash, Grubhub, and Postmates amid the outbreak, and potential trade-offs faced by workers.
The virus is underlining the difficult trade-offs countries must make when trying to contain the pandemic, with many fearing that India's poorest people will be severely hit.
The virus is underlining the difficult trade-offs countries must make when trying to contain the pandemic, with many fearing that India's poorest people will be severely hit.
And, as many Californians may discover, moving immediately to single-payer health care will require a host of trade-offs, some of them painful over the short-term.
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote that I was going to spend part of this summer grappling with hard political questions, full of uncertainty and trade-offs.
Facebook could revoke access for third-party developer apps at large, but that would be a drastic move that might come with other privacy trade-offs, Stamos said.
And I've been, I've been saying even to our allies in the trading union movement that we've got to make choices and we've got to make trade-offs.
So a robust, decentralized messaging standard that doesn't demand such trade offs will have obvious appeal to those with resources to custom fit and deploy their own apps.
Not only was the difference between participants aged 25 and those aged 60 relatively small, but there are probably other trade-offs influencing creative capacity, Dr. Zenil said.
It's an incredibly powerful and very real fear — one that is immune to facts and figures about low immigrant criminality and rejects any question of policy trade-offs.
"Perhaps news stories inspired patients to question trade-offs in ways they never did when they started taking statins because they had not been fully informed," Schwitzer wrote.
Her knowledge of the painful trade-offs of governing can curdle into a paralyzing recognition of all the ways she could be attacked for taking a clear position.
Mr. Johnson never tired of promising to "get Brexit done," but he steered clear of any explanation of how he would do it, or the trade-offs involved.
Challenging that culture would force the candidate to either argue for jettisoning the ally or explain why that ally is worth the trade-offs — both politically costly maneuvers.
Economists are particularly good at measuring trade-offs, too: the big-picture idea that foregoing something of value now could save you a lot more in the future.
In a world that recognizes the realities of resource limits, we have to make more moral trade-offs that don't favor the interests of today's rich and powerful.
But it seems likely that there would be some trade-offs in order to maintain DirectTV Now's value, maybe an absence of DVR capabilities and say, 20 channels total.
"It will be challenging to overcome some historical notions of the often-false trade-offs between profit and social impact," King-Bischof said on a Skype call from Nairobi.
But you can't make a deal if you don't understand what's being discussed, what the various sides want, or what the trade-offs involved in different concessions would mean.
Ben Wood, research director of CCS Insight, previously told CNN Business that the Galaxy Fold warns the high cost and trade-offs in usability will limit its appeal initially.
After Boris Johnson, one of Brexit's figureheads, declared that he was "pro having [cake] and pro eating it", cakeism has neatly summed up Brexiteers' refusal to face trade-offs.
The Soundcore Liberty Lites strip out the tricks and aren't without their own problems, but they're still a rather decent value — if you can deal with several trade-offs.
And he throws in too many banal bromides about "fixing the economy", as if there were no difficult trade-offs between, say, raising productivity levels and destroying stable jobs.
At the same time, the spider has to constantly balance trade-offs between the structural integrity of the web and the web's ability to transmit signals at specific frequencies.Wow.
Zuckerberg's vision for an internet where Facebook was ubiquitous had serious privacy trade-offs that the company didn't understand at the time — and still doesn't seem to fully understand.
Outside the U.S., though, you can often get a flagship phone for less than $2500 that makes none of the trade-offs typically associated with a mid-range phone.
Liveris, who also heads Trump's manufacturing council, acknowledged the trade-offs inherent in moving the country towards using energy that produces less carbon, a key contributor to climate change.
Your trickiest customers could be the "soft Brexiteers", who will seek complex trade-offs between market access and migration rights that could set awkward precedents for other EU members.
Which is great: We want our children making financial trade-offs, since that is what they'll have to do as grownups just about every day of their adult lives.
In its continent, Britain must now rewrite its relationship with its largest trading partners, extricate itself from four decades of treaties, laws and conventions and negotiate painful trade offs.
Middle ground for virtual reality is hard to find, because trade-offs for costs in the mid-range can't make up for the huge drop-offs in overall experience.
Trade-offs between different pieces of physiology, even in domestic animals, will have been forged in the crucible of evolution and will generally be optimal, or close to it.
The wide-ranging deal would allow Dish to use T-Mobile's network during a seven-year transition period while Dish builds out its own network, among other trade-offs.
Trump claims that his "team is developing historic tax reform" but told us nothing of the trade-offs it might entail or when a full plan might be available.
In medicine, unchecked A.I. could create self-fulfilling prophesies that confirm our pre-existing biases, especially when used for conditions with complex trade-offs and high degrees of uncertainty.
Mr. Sanders has paired his radicalism with transparency and a willingness, at least up to a point, to talk about some of the trade-offs his plan would require.
They could sign up for virtual private networks to appear as though they're browsing from another country (free versions of which often come with unclear privacy trade-offs themselves).
But all three are popular even among Trump supporters: In our interview last week, President Barack Obama outlined the trade-offs he would like to make to improve Obamacare.
But first we need a whole lot of substantive public discussion and debate about the trade-offs we face as real progress in potentially dangerous surveillance is only increasing.
The final tallies, 5-4 to uphold the individual mandate and 7-2 to curtail the Medicaid plan, came after weeks of negotiations and trade-offs among the justices.
Since Volkswagen didn't want to make those trade-offs — doing so might affect its goal to become the world's largest automaker — the company's engineers arrived at a technical impasse.
Yet the survey also suggests a major failing on the part of corporations and the government to mitigate our concerns about the trade-offs we're making for digital conveniences.
First, safety; then add services to deal with the trade-offs; then get the son into another program; then help the mother find a new job, and so on.
But, most of all, it is an extraordinarily complicated series of trade-offs that could be realized, experts say, with extensive sacrifices that people are only starting to understand.
In effect, the elegant, clever solution to many of the other trade-offs involving taxes introduces a level of complexity and uncertainty that may doom an otherwise promising approach.
I will continue to do research designed to inform other countries and future administrations in the United States about the trade-offs inherent in changes in greenhouse gas emissions.
Qualitative approaches often provide deep and rich knowledge about how people make sense of the social world, but have other limitations and trade-offs when compared with quantitative work.
When it comes to actual legislation, though, tough trade-offs will have to be made on all of these topics — and Trump provided no help in figuring those out.
And if your teams are already maxed out, it's going to require you to hire additional staff or make trade-offs against your roadmap that don't deliver against your business.
In general, Fitch views loan growth that significantly outpaces GDP and peer growth skeptically as it raises concerns about adverse selection, underwriting standards, and the appropriate risk-return trade-offs.
Jean-Paul Rodrigue, a professor of global studies and geography at Hofstra University, said the changes on New York City's streets underscored the trade-offs created by the internet economy.
Prosecutorial zeal does not always result in convictions, but that is because prosecutors face some difficult trade-offs—including respecting the rights of some of the world's most unpopular people.
Because Trump doesn't understand the legislation or the trade-offs it made, he can't make persuasive arguments on its behalf in public or private, and so he mostly doesn't try.
Because Trump didn't understand the legislation or the trade-offs it made, he couldn't make persuasive arguments on its behalf in public or private, and so he mostly didn't try.
"We've found a lot of common ground, and I think that we continue to have an excellent relationship and discussion of the trade-offs of pace and focus," Hancock said.
The OECD report is illuminating about the trade-offs posed by replacing existing programs with a UBI — but it concerns countries with larger existing benefit systems than the US has.
Twenty million American families pay more than half their income on housing, forced to make toxic trade-offs like medicine for a sick child or nutritious food for the household.
A Canadian, such as Mr Mundell, was better placed to imagine the trade-offs other countries would face once capital began to move freely across borders and currencies were unfixed.
But the benefits of low rates also come with trade-offs and the Fed is watching the U.S. stock market, corporate borrowing and other potential weak spots for financial stability.
Re-entering the law, at a firm whose partners included her old flame Will Gardner (Josh Charles), she applied her political skills, including the ability to make moral trade-offs.
But on this most fundamental question — about the potential to transform the economy, to blow past trade-­offs and constraints — the economics profession can't follow him to the promised land.
Where difficult trade-offs are needed to bring Trumpian ideas into legislative reality, can Mr. Ryan corral support from his fractious Republican colleagues (and even a few Democrats when necessary)?
Because this is not usually the case, you need to accept trade-offs, and do the best you can in the short term to still exist in the long term.
" On the Boz memo and prioritizing business over safety: "The things that makes our product challenging to manage and operate are not the trade-offs between people and the business.
While online mentorship addresses many of the issues identified by Bloom, online environments might have negative trade-offs that neutralize the benefits of one-on-one mentorship and mastery learning.
"There is going to be the requirement for trade-offs, and that judgment is best made by people with technical expertise who are also very senior politically," Mr. Moniz said.
The lack of doctrine and especially the lack of consensus on controlling destructive use of cyber tools also reflect the trade-offs and complexities that Sanger's book lays out well.
"The trade-offs for job losses assumed by the C.B.O. are more pessimistic than warranted based on the weight of evidence," he said, "especially from high-quality and comprehensive studies."
We made a choice, but more than that, I hope we helped to clarify the trade-offs confronting Democratic voters, and I hope that helps people make their own choices.
"Once you're mentally depleted, you become reluctant to make trade-offs, which involve a particularly advanced and taxing form of decision making," The New York Times explains of the phenomenon.
Drawn from personal experience and interviews with multiple gamers and economists, the author of this piece presents a fresh perspective on the trade-offs we make in work and leisure.
" Rather, he said, "it is an attempt to actually clarify a very confusing set of reporting rules that has the unintended consequence of forcing commanders to make readiness trade-offs.
I could envision rationalizing all of those trade-offs away in exchange for a flip phone, maybe, but the experience of actually flipping it open and shutting it is bad.
Ammann said that it could also conclude an era of unfortunate trade-offs caused by long commute times, expensive auto ownership and maintenance, and, of course, the sacrifice of safety.
Todd Shelton, a fashion designer who makes sleek separates and sells them online, sews his clothes at a factory in East Rutherford, N.J. But there are trade-offs, namely price.
An automatic continuing resolution creates some trade-offs for policymakers, but with appropriate safeguards and incentives, it would keep the government open while still encouraging policymakers to address key issues.
Now it has, and in typical Apple fashion, it's saying it was able to do so because of some slick new screen technology that mitigates the usual battery trade-offs.
Mr. Bannon and Mr. Flynn can spout ideology, Flynn facts and fake news; Mr. Mattis can speak authoritatively to capabilities, threat assessments, global and regional trade-offs and operational outcomes.
However, the couples that Escher talked to were clear about the risks (from chronic disharmony to divorce) and the trade-offs (from less travel to later starts on a family).
Think of these trade-offs as the six sides of a Rubik's cube, each of which needs to match up perfectly — but each of which can foul up the others.
They like the goals but the trade-offs make them nervous, and it's not yet clear whether single-payer supporters can win them over with their counterarguments to the counterarguments.
For many low-lying states and islands at risk from rising sea levels, this is not strong enough but had to be accepted grudgingly in exchange for other trade-offs.
The informal norm that has developed over time is that when they take strong, disruptive action, presidents speak to the nation to explain the trade-offs and constitutional principles at stake.
Other trade-offs are proving trickier, however, like how to understand users deeply enough to keep them coming back for more, without boring them, boxing them in, or creeping them out.
But taking a step back, this means Democrats now have two major plans that offer truly universal health coverage, albeit in different ways and with a different set of trade-offs.
The low-resolution screen, keyboard design, and trackpad placement are all trade-offs that make this laptop just right for my use case, but possibly a non-starter for someone else.
Getting everything you want all the time would be nice, but unless your name is Veruca Salt (and even she paid the price eventually), life is a series of trade-offs.
In a detailed blog post discussing this feature, the company explains finding the right trade-offs between having stronger privacy protections and inadvertently hurting small websites that use third-party tools.
After all, cheap solar power means it's raining donuts; a long-run world wherein most power usage comes without long-term tragedy-of-the-commons trade-offs is at least plausible.
Arms control negotiations with the former Soviet Union were successful because both parties were open to making trade-offs in exchange for increased security and an end to costly arms races.
It turns out that the psychology of that is very similar across all these different contexts, antecedents and the consequence of the trade-offs that they provide for groups and individuals.
Americans know diplomacy and development are not trade-offs to an "America First Budget" — they are part of U.S. national security, and thus part of any budget that puts America first.
"Companies are constantly making trade-offs between security and 'usability', and it is here where our experts believe opportunities may lie," she said in a Telegraph op-ed published late Monday.
The problem here is that the actual job of being president (understanding complex policy trade-offs) is very different from the public role of playing president (reveling in broad, inspirational generalizations).
But speeches are supposed to be tools to help do the work of actually being president — learning about the issues, making decisions about trade-offs, and collaborating to get things done.
Without this awareness it's easy to demand an unrealistic perfection, ignore the trade-offs inherent to all the approaches, or be blind to the costs and risks of more aggressive options.
Writing for Civis Analytics, data scientist Henry Hinnefeld dove into the math to analyze the trade-offs for every character in Mario Kart 8 depending on choice of kart and tires.
Eliminating humans is certainly a faster approach to content curation, but there are potential trade-offs, like a delay in catching inappropriate posts that make it into Instagram's new Stories collections.
The push for higher state and local minimum wages shows no sign of abating, so no doubt we'll learn even more in coming years about their trade-offs, or lack thereof.
Achieving climate stability will involve real trade-offs for countries and communities with these forests, including forgoing development built on more large-scale clearing of forests for crops, cattle and timber.
Specialized phones designed to enhance privacy and security do exist, but they often require trade-offs that would fundamentally alter the way most people use their phone on a daily basis.
"There are a lot of levers they are pulling to be cash-flow neutral or positive in the second half, but there's trade-offs," said Toni Sacconaghi of Sanford C. Bernstein.
There are very real trade-offs here, and it's not a big surprise to me that Facebook is being extra cautious about what user data it's giving away to third parties.
If the Twitter blasts leave collateral damage or inflame racial tensions or alienate his cabinet, those are trade-offs the president is willing to make in the quest to appear tough.
Some of the patients I met, including those who have faced the gravest diagnoses, seem acutely aware of the trade-offs demanded of them to keep a single-payer system sustainable.
And those sections themselves were pretty constrained, as happens with crossing theme entries, leading to some trade-offs in the fill — most notably in the CURIE / WIN(C)E GLASS region.
But environmentalists like Obama's Energy Secretary Ernie Moniz and science adviser John Holdren say that's not realistic; given the necessary trade-offs it might be politically painful in next November's election.
The decision is Mr. Trump's latest shift away from campaign positions upending traditional foreign policy as the president spends more time in office and learns more about the trade-offs involved.
Just about every politician tends to downplay these trade-offs, but Trump, Ryan and some of their colleagues go further and conjure fairy tales involving easy fixes and no hard choices.
It is a study in the kind of complex trade-offs that Mr. Trump rarely grappled with during his campaign but will face many times a day in the Oval Office.
Locking people up is one of the state's most formidable powers: It involves political and controversial trade-offs, it's expensive when done well, and it's even more expensive when done poorly.
In the case of any kind of quota, there are obvious trade-offs between one category (gender) and others (race, sexual orientation, disability status among them) that arguably deserve more consideration.
For teams programming AlphaPilot drones, this will mean training those drones to make trade-offs of when to speed up and when to play it safe — decisions humans often make instinctually.
But economists across the spectrum do believe there is a point at which fewer drugs would be developed if pharma's revenue is cut and that does introduce some difficult trade-offs.
For politicians in particular, social media is tilting the scales ever more firmly toward politically appealing stunts and away from serious considerations of trade-offs and compromise that are part of policymaking.
For all the sloganeering (Brexit means Brexit) and the prevarication, the British government must finally decide what kind of trade-offs it is willing to accept when it leaves the European Union.
And I think what I've learned is, actually sharing more of that and helping bring people along, it's like, it's good education and it's helping people understand what the trade-offs are.
But she was more open than before about the trade-offs these decisions involve, accepting that the red lines will mean less access for Britain to the EU's market, and vice versa.
This does not bode well for negotiations which, if they are to succeed, will require Mrs May to persuade her party to sign off on all sorts of concessions and trade-offs.
Talk to them about the trade-offs of spending money on gaming or restaurants when they might also want a new pair of shoes or need to save for a class trip.
Whether the trade-offs are made to reduce costs or because certain elements were deemed unimportant, over their history, all three current console makers have released multiple machines that killed various features.
However, these upgrades don't come without trade-offs as it seems that Samsung will reportedly forgo the front-mounted iris sensor found on Galaxy S phones going back to the Galaxy S7003.
The trade-offs required to improve the overall system were not clear, and the potential gains sounded vague compared to the very specific and personal impact of the changes that affected them.
It is simply not possible to ask voters the kind of questions, with all the detailed trade-offs that are implied, that would enable them to make the decisions on practical policy.
The range of trade-offs that Britons will have to navigate is conveyed by the number of different "models" the Brexiteers have cited: Norway, Switzerland, Canada, Albania... Will freedom of movement continue?
BAD TIMES "TRADE-OFFS" The agreement takes effect from Tuesday, when national pension fund chief Orr, who has previously served as RBNZ deputy governor and chief economist, starts his five-year term.
The debate over enforcement trade-offs has obscured the fact that Democrats and Republicans don't actually agree on what a "DACA fix" — the part they both claim to support — should look like.
When it comes to regulation, we make trade-offs that are necessary and proper, even some not used in the scientific realm, because there are often life-and-death policy issues involved.
But after Mr. Christie embraced plans this week to raise the state's gas tax, and the Democratic-led State Senate balked at the proposed trade-offs, Mr. Christie quickly changed his tune.
But that shift involved a lot of trade-offs that the genre never really reckoned with, but explain a lot about why so many arcade racers feel boring and dead on arrival.
Part of what helps is that super savers often don't see those trade-offs as sacrifices, said certified financial planner Rita Cheng, chief executive officer for Blue Ocean Wealth in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
We just want to make sure that the conversation that's being had is being informed by the facts of what is possible and what is not and what those trade-offs are.
To some longtime residents and activists, the changes, and the hundreds of millions of dollars they will save for companies, are not worth the possible trade-offs in safety and environmental protections.
The British, with their attitude of having their cake and eating it, paid too little attention to the "unavoidable trade-offs between taking back control and economic loss," Mr. van Middelaar said.
Under that process, started in the Obama administration, a White House cybersecurity coordinator and representatives from various government agencies weigh the trade-offs of keeping the American stockpile of undisclosed vulnerabilities secret.
Over and over again, advocates will face trade-offs between their ambitions and the limits of the political systems currently in place, even as they work to expand what is politically possible.
"You think your life is better the more of it you have," says Ashley Whillans, an assistant professor at Harvard Business School whose research focuses on trade-offs between time and money.
"So not only are customers making fewer trade-offs, taking less time to choose, and making more goal-consistent choices, they are eventually more satisfied with what they choose," says Maimaran.3.
In parallel, the Republicans of the Senate Finance Committee drafted a tax plan that does conform to Senate rules at the expense of creating an even starker set of financial trade-offs.
"Clarity about UK leaving Single Market and Customs Union and recognition of trade-offs will inform ... guidelines re future FTA," Barnier tweeted after May delivered a keynote speech on future trade relations.
Hearing Zuckerberg's candid thoughts on the inherent trade-offs of "bringing the world closer together" or "making the world more open and connected" could help users determine whose interests he has at heart.
All financial systems involve trade-offs and the best-known is the trilemma; you can have a fixed exchange-rate system, an independent monetary policy and free capital movement but not all three.
There are still trade-offs, of course: front-facing cameras remain a challenge, and Samsung had to put the fingerprint sensor on the back of the Galaxy S8 because Synaptics wasn't quite there.
This has the advantage for the government of allowing it to pretend that the "have cake and eat it" solution can occur; no trade-offs need to be made between sovereignty and economics.

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