Sentence examples for sobering decisions from inspiring English sources
To come to that conclusion is actually one of the most sobering decisions I've ever had to make.
If the UK left Europe and tried to replicate Norway's relationship with the EU, the prime minister said, it would face some sobering decisions.
Until Washington gets the courage to trust the American people to handle hard and sobering decisions -- and develops a plan of action that does not favor one interest group over another -- real economic solutions are not going to come from Washington.
"It's a horrible feeling to come to terms with because you are playing for your country, you love playing cricket for England and it's your life, but to actually come to that conclusion is possibly the most sobering decision I have ever had to make.
In the moments after another dispiriting loss to a division rival, Fred Wilpon, the Mets' principal owner, who has endured a week of bad publicity and sobering business decisions, walked slowly and quietly down a tunnel underneath Citi Field toward his waiting car.
The Tigers will face hard decisions and sobering realities soon enough.
These include the need for antidepressants in American life, forgiveness as a moral decision and the sobering and honest realization that as life goes on, it's the clichés that ring truest.
The spinner, 34, who quit cricket after the third Test, described the decision as the "most sobering" of his life.
The really sobering thought to emerge from Christensen's book is that good decisions by great managers can still lead to corporate disaster.
The decision to turn to the fund for help is a sobering turnaround for Mr. Orban, whose center-right Fidesz Party dominates the government and whose economic policies are regularly described as unorthodox.
