Sentence examples for stark decision from inspiring English sources

It appears that the supreme leader faces a stark decision of either further concessions or repression.

When confronted with that stark decision, suddenly $20 doesn't seem much to pay to avoid a miserable few hours.

Yanis Varoufakis, the outspoken Greek finance minister, said on Sunday that Greece's fate hinged on Merkel, and told her she faced a stark decision.

Like us, those places will face a stark decision: Do they want equitable investment in community education, or do they want to hand it over to private schools and charters?

As Delhi continues to grow, farmers like Mr. Tomar are likely to have to make a stark decision about their future as developers like Mr. Mittal may soon covet Mr. Tomar's land.

The veteran is now faced with a stark decision: should he return to the UK and get his full pension but leave his wife behind, or stay and sell the house, and possibly still not be able to manage with a frozen pension?

"We've got some very stark decisions to make," he says.

The compromises that one is asked to make are very often not stark decisions between right and wrong.

But the Government needs to consider stronger controls on energy companies to ensure their price rises don't force more people into making stark decisions that could prove fatal.

In the face of this stark scenario, the decision by children round the planet to vent their anger and to stage an international campaign of protests and school walkouts last week is to be welcomed.

Stark said the decision to replace Adam with Dundee United's Marc McCallum was made in the interests of the squad.