Sentence examples for make very painful from inspiring English sources

"We have had to make very painful choices".

"When national governments, including mine, are having to make very painful cuts in public spending," he told the European Parliament, "no one can understand why the European budget is not being subjected to the same discipline".

One year after an election, having to make very painful decisions that are affecting the whole nation, this is the first time that people get to show their resentment at what's happened and you are asking them to change the voting system.

That can get very painful".

She said: "Sadly our worst fears have been confirmed and we are going to have to make some very painful decisions.

"All local authorities across Scotland are going to have to make some very painful and some very unpopular decisions".

Healthcare providers also observed that some women have cracked and engorged nipples which make breastfeeding very painful and therefore such mothers are not motivated to breastfeed.

"We're in a very serious financial crisis," Ms. Turk said, "so we were forced to make some very painful decisions".

For others it can be even worse; they find their mouths dry up or ulcers form making eating very painful.

And I think it becomes pretty clear, after you go through the budget line by line, that if in fact they want to pay for $700 billion worth of tax breaks to wealthy individuals, that that's a lot of money and that the cuts -- corresponding cuts that would have to be made are very painful.

For most, Windows 7 had erased the bad memories of Windows Vista, which launched with bugs galore and made for very painful upgrades.