Sentence examples for makes the difficult decision from inspiring English sources

When one makes the difficult decision (and difficult it is) to retire from normal life, get rid of one's home and most of one's possessions, and move into such a place (or be moved, which doesn't apply here I am glad to say) it means that one has reached the stage of thinking, "How am I going to manage my increasing incompetence now that I'm so old?

After too many mornings waking up with no memory of the night before, a young journalist makes the difficult decision to give up drinking for good.

The Constitution is probably the last thing on a person's mind when he grabs his gun and calls his dog to head out to the field for a day of hunting, when she makes the difficult decision to obtain an abortion, or when a same-sex couple is lawfully exchanges vows to be legally married.

Daenerys made the difficult decision of locking up her dragons.

I made the difficult decision to walk away from licensing and rethink the whole project.

"We made the difficult decision to raise rates that will affect our associates' medical costs.

So he made the difficult decision to get an honest, salaried job.

Nevertheless we have made the difficult decision to close the production.

Wenger made the difficult decision to withdraw Eboué, even though it risked shattering his fragile confidence.

But those who make the difficult decision to relocate are entering largely uncharted territory.

In June 2010, I made the difficult decision to give up work.