Sentence examples for facing a daunting decision from inspiring English sources

A few years ago, 16-year-old Sophie was pregnant and facing a daunting decision: parenting or adoption.

She is among a gaggle of high-profile guests, who, having been painstakingly fitted with one of Galliano's frocks, face a daunting decision over which dress to wear to the ball.

Even if the control of oil prices were in American hands, which it is not (since we have no means of influencing it other than using our reserves or jawboning OPEC), we would still face a daunting decision.

After all, the shooter faced a daunting decision: whether to pull the trigger on the big cat, now one of only three breeding male lions in all of the Santa Monica Mountains. .

With 43.3 million Americans burdened with a total of $1.3 trillion in student loan debt, high school students thinking about attending college are faced with a daunting decision.

Back then, he was facing a daunting job.

Our working group is facing a daunting task.

By contrast, governments that resist AI will find themselves facing a daunting future.

Los Angeles is not alone in facing a daunting challenge of educating drug children.

But the city of 865,000 residents is facing a daunting challenge.

As any anti-trafficking expert will tell you, when a person comes out of a situation of entrapment, violence and exploitation – be it a city centre brothel or a day labourer's squalid trailer in a Lincolnshire field – they face a potentially daunting decision: whether to talk to the police or to anyone "official", and what to say anyway.