Sentence examples for face a tricky choice from inspiring English sources
They face a tricky choice.
The prospect caused the Greek stockmarket to fall by almost 13% on December 9th, its worst one-day decline since 1987.If Syriza does take power and demands a renegotiation, or cancellation, of Greece's debt, Europe's leaders will face a tricky choice between what might be called the "Frozen" and "Buzz Lightyear" options.
If not, the rest may face a tricky choice.To be employed by a philanthropic billionaire can have its compensations if not a generous salary, then at least the prospect of a job for the foreseeable future.
The North East may face a tricky choice - accept a mayor or get a second-class form of devolution.
He now faces a tricky choice – fleeing to London, as other tycoons have, or toughing things out.
Mr Osborne faces a tricky choice as he tries to balance widespread concerns about the impact on the lowest paid with his manifesto pledge to cut £12bn from the welfare bill, which are crucial to his plan to balance the books by 2019.
BlackBerry -loving device clutchers are facing a tricky choice if they wish to continue to interact with their friends: WhatsApp, Facebook and Facebook Messenger all hit the "unfriend" button on the struggling phone maker's latest operating system, BlackBerry 10.
In the short-term hospital bosses say they are faced with a tricky choice: go further into debt or cut back on care.
Unlike similar "ransomware" viruses, Cryptolocker makes good on its promise, leaving users with a tricky choice.
That left Britain's fascists with a tricky choice: go straight or go harder.
