Sentence examples for nasty decisions from inspiring English sources

All elected governments will have to take nasty decisions, almost certainly incurring unpopularity.

"He hasn't done anything to deliver on environmental promises".The budget's timidity is a reminder of the nasty decisions greenery will henceforth entail.

"We're not yet at a point where the regime is in total panic mode and can no longer make rational — however nasty — decisions about military strategy," Mr. Hokayem said.

"I'm just glad that it was sorted out at tea because it would have got very very nasty if that decision had been upheld," the TMS pundit said.

Perhaps the most insidious obstacle toward HPV vaccination resides in a nasty little parenting decision.

I don't event want to tell you all the nasty things Behrang's decision has been compared to.

A breakfast show host never a heavyweight :( He insisted "caring and respect" couldn't be executed during his interview because he would be accused of "sucking up" to him and then interrupted Mr Corbyn to ask a "nasty question" about his decision to use lines offered to previous leaders in his speech at the Labour party conference in Brighton on Tuesday.

That decision set off a nasty public feud with Hedrick.

So, that three-hour period is when I'm the master of my own decisions: even if it turns nasty, it's still in the theatre.

Here in India's capital, a nasty contretemps has erupted over India's decision today to expel a man on Pakistan's diplomatic staff.

This year, after a disastrous Presidents' Day blizzard and a generally cold and nasty spring, renters waited even longer to make decisions.