Sentence examples for faced with a difficult decision from inspiring English sources

The ECB is faced with a difficult decision.

He is faced with a difficult decision: keep his mother alive or restore natural order.

But after Mr. Whitfield learned his cancer had returned, Starz was faced with a difficult decision.

He was over at the FAI awards and he's faced with a difficult decision.

Bishops like to say that whenever they are faced with a difficult decision they pray for guidance.

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In other words, rather than spouting platitudes about choice or religion, we need to use our money and time to help women faced with a difficult, life-changing decision.

We were faced with a very difficult decision [but] there is no sound basis to say it was blatantly unfair".

"We were faced with a very difficult decision for me personally as chief executive and for the board because we are absolutely committed to driving the level of compensation down in the investment bank," Jenkins said.

On the other hand, if there is a significant amount of time value still remaining in the covered call, the writer is faced with a more difficult decision.

He said in the wake of the floods and subsequent difficulties in getting flood insurance, the club was faced with a "very difficult decision".