Sentence examples for facing a tricky decision from inspiring English sources

While much of the week has been spent talking about ticketing, Britain's swimmers are facing a tricky decision: which parent/child/spout is going to get a ticket?

May's short extension request left E.U. leaders facing a tricky decision: whether to grant the delay when they are unsure she can get the divorce deal approved by her own Parliament.

Six Nations organizers now face a tricky decision in rescheduling the match.

There was never any serious expectation that Manning, recovering from fusion surgery on his neck, would be ready in time to save the season, but the Colts now face a tricky decision.

They are prime candidates to trade up for a shot at Joeckel, Fisher or Johnson, but if they stay where they are then the Bolts will face a tricky decision.

If a collapse does happen, central banks may face a tricky decision: do they rescue the markets and reinforce the perception that they exist to prop up asset values, or do they let the markets fall and risk contagion in the financial sector and the hit to consumer confidence that might ensue?Bond markets are also a potential source of turmoil.

However, Kathleen Brooks of traders City Index said the Bank faced a tricky decision next month.

Swansea manager Garry Monk will discuss Michu's future with him in the summer, and he faces a tricky decision.

If Alabama had fallen short, Georgia would have been assured a spot and voters would have faced a tricky decision: Keep the Crimson Tide as the best one-loss team or send them packing.

The state environmental officials who will soon review the resort proposal face a tricky decision.

To make matters more complicated, India's policymakers are facing a tricky situation.