Sentence examples for face a simple choice from inspiring English sources
"Republicans in Congress face a simple choice," he added.
On polling day, New Zealanders face a simple choice.
We do not face a simple choice of digital or analog.
Councils face a simple choice, as Tory ministers well know: go bankrupt or find new ways of raising money.
Italy's trade unions now face a simple choice: accept the offer and keep Alitalia flying, or reject it and ground the airline.
"This means that banks face a simple choice: merge with a friend now, or risk seeing hostile bids in a year and a half," says Mr Lambert.
To put it bluntly then, India faces a simple choice.
"When it comes to the clean energy race, America faces a simple choice: compete or accept defeat," he said.
The nation faced a simple choice: employ them, and accept a lower rate of production per worker, or insist on continued productivity growth and tolerate high unemployment.
Mr Hague said: "Russia and China faced a simple choice today: would they support the people of Syria and the Arab League or not?
"Young riders on elite teams competing in Europe faced a simple choice: dope and lie about it or accept that you could not compete clean.
