Sentence examples for difficult options from inspiring English sources

Experience with slowdowns can give executives the perspective needed to choose wisely among difficult options.

The review suggests 58 measures grouped into "frontrunner", "emerging" and "difficult" options to save carbon emissions.

What I'm very confident about is that given the difficult options before us, we are making good, thoughtful decisions.

The British and Irish governments now face a series of difficult options with a deadline of midnight this Saturday.

As she told Ms. Buchman, now she has two difficult options to weigh in the coming days and she "hates them both".

He must now choose between two equally difficult options: to back Davies and break his "no ifs, no buts" promise, or to overrule Davies and either support expansion of Gatwick (which will anger many business leaders) or delay yet again.

A tribal council is a popular but difficult option for the "nation builders" to make viable.

Because of the aesthete-queen's high visibility, the arts could be a difficult option for less confident men.

But I think I took the difficult option: I have to work twice as hard to win a place.

Officials noted that some provisions of the law can be enforced only through formal inspections, a difficult option when the city has not issued licenses to begin with.

One thorny question is whether new statutory duties will soon be required, to make plain that reporting abuse is not a difficult option but a professional obligation.