Sentence examples for appalling choice from inspiring English sources

This has left thousands of older people facing the appalling choice of suffering in silence or paying to use NHS beds".

It's an appalling choice," said Dr Paul Dorfman of University College London, who was involved in the decommissioning of Harwell in Oxfordshire, a former nuclear research site which is now partly used as a business park.

But as Greenpeace is keen to point out, Shell is an appalling choice of partner, not least because of its controversial plans to extract oil from under the melting Arctic region.

"We face an appalling choice of succumbing either to Kraft, makers of the plastic flaps of orange cheese, or to Hershey, whose Hershey bars have been likened in flavor — by independent experts — to a mixture of soap powder and baby vomit".

His decision to call for a vote will look foolish and he would be left with an appalling choice.

In doing so, he has made a series of appalling choices.

Where Anderson gets inside the minds and passions of both sides and, best of all, inside the agony of those simply caught up in the horror and forced to make appalling choices, Elkins remains rigidly one dimensional in her understanding.

To understand why, in the 20th century, many brilliant intellects made appalling political choices, it isn't clear that one needs to peer deep into the "human mind".

Air strikes would have meant, at best, a setback to his weapons-making ambitions; at worst, the deaths of many innocents; and either way the enhancement of Mr Hussein's underdog status and the further alienation of America from Arab opinion.The United States should not have found itself so close to this appalling pair of choices.

I certainly can't view it, as Nigel Farage does, as "an appalling intrusion into customer choice".

By contrast, Ukip's leader, Nigel Farage, argued that plain packaging for cigarettes represented an "appalling intrusion into consumer choice and the operation of the free market".