Sentence examples for choice faced from inspiring English sources

This was the choice faced by New York lawmakers.

This story of two villages illustrates the choice faced by India, and indeed by developing countries.

The choice faced by his government this week has been stark: surrender or leave the euro.

Mr Blair said events such as the conflict in Lebanon underscored the "simple choice" faced by Iran and Syria.

Such is the choice faced by socially liberal and economically conservative Americans.James Martinelli LondonSIR – Immediately after securing enough delegates to become the Democratic candidate for president, Mr Obama chose to make an emphatic public commitment.

Or it could be a gripping tale about journalistic freedom and responsibility, the choice faced by The New York Times in 1971 between its right to publish the deepest government secrets and the duty to respect lawful authority.

But the choice facing voters is stark.

The choice facing students now is stark.

That's the choice facing Britain today.

The choice facing Americans was "very simple," Romney said.

For many outsiders, the choice facing Greeks is pretty straightforward.