Sentence examples for has to make when from inspiring English sources

It's not unlike the decision a consumer has to make when he buys a car," he said.

Like Wilkin Brattle, the rebellious Welsh knight-turned state-sanctioned killer in The Bastard Executioner, he embodies the contradictions and moral complexities of history, the often terrible choices one has to make when travelling a path that's cleaved.

Most of the show's plot involves her inability to juggle her myriad responsibilities, and the hard choices she has to make when trying to do so.

Spec Ops: The Line's finger-wagging is still held up as an example of how to deal with player fantasies of overcoming the world, but it is nothing compared to the political choice one has to make when choosing between rebels and their idealism or the state and its brutal, but safe, oppressive regime.

Not even the most convinced advocates for a certain principle are likely to be completely insensitive to the size of the sacrifices one has to make when principles clash.

"It is hard to find a decision a government can make that has more impact on the human rights of an individual than the ones it has to make when a baby goes into the care of the state.

It made me think about what hard choices people have to make when not having access to any money.

And he made the sound you have to make when you are in great pain but cannot scream.

And we will find a way to make the choices that we have to make when we just don't have enough resources".

I remember the phone calls my parent had to make when my dad was away for while when I was younger – that once-a-week expensive phone call!

A desperate decision to have to make when the temptation must be to wait" (a sighing breath) "and wait" (another) "and negotiate".