Sentence examples for be stuck with having from inspiring English sources

In that case, Apple could be stuck with having to pay Samsung a $14 royalty on every iPhone ever made.

Kind translation: we'll be stuck with having to put more people up in B&Bs and hotels and these won't be cheap enough because of the housing benefit caps, so would you please change the rules so that we can send them somewhere else?

Everyone in the former Yugoslavia is stuck with having to reinvent himself, with having to construct new "imagined communities" from the debris of the old Communist federation.

Worse, only a few programs incorporate this system — so you're stuck with having to learn two ways to save files.

Mr. Lev recalled, "I was stuck with having to strike up a conversation with a stranger in front of a couple of million people".

MELANIE WARNER, April 19, Food Fight blog, BNet.com If Gary Taubes and Robert Lustig want to claim that sucrose and high-fructose corn syrup are "equally poisonous," then they are stuck with having to explain why rates of obesity and diabetesbegan to increase in the early 1980s (after having been relatively stable for many years) while the consumption of sucrose was declining.

Sometimes you're stuck with having to do the mundane because you don't have that person yet.

Liasson says that the president is stuck with having to demonstrate "unrelenting effort" without any guarantees that it will show results.

"I didn't want to be stuck with every year having Frank Sinatra impersonators," said Mr. O'Connor, who is 49.

She was stuck with these kids – who wants to be stuck with kids that have nothing to do with you?

Postol is stuck with one — having to guess which card Crawford chooses to play from the deck each round.