Sentence examples for faced the decision from inspiring English sources

faced the decision of how to respond to the war in Vietnam," Mueller said in a speech last year.

Johnny Oates avoided the inevitable and resigned as manager of the Texas Rangers yesterday before team executives faced the decision to fire him.

For years, Chinese filmmakers, artists, and novelists have faced the decision whether to accept or reject the government's power to remove politically objectionable material.

If you have faced the decision whether to evacuate from a storm, please use the comments to tell us what you decided and how it worked out.

This change is rolling out gradually, but with more than 1 billion people using Facebook from mobile devices every month, hundreds of millions will have already faced the decision of whether to install the separate app or not.

As the case opens in 1992, Tomas Munzer, eldest son of the company's founder, faced the decision of whether to change the strategy in developed country markets from that of cost leadership to one of product differentiation through distinctive design and brand recognition or to concentrate on new export markets in the developing countries of Latin America.

Had the government bothered to do that in years past, it might not have faced the decisions it faced this week.

The situation faced, the decisions and actions taken, allowed to control the first epidemic wave in the country.

Soon, however, Mr. Bush will face the decision of when and how to resume the flights.

I still have to face the decision of how to stage the cutting of the pound of flesh.

As many as 20 million families face the decision of whether to make the payments or turn in the keys.