Sentence examples for terribly difficult decision from inspiring English sources

"This wasn't a terribly difficult decision," Mr. Lockhart said.

Nathan Brockman, a spokesman for the chapel, said of the closing: "It was a terribly difficult decision.

"So what's the problem?" But for Jean-Paul Regent, a retired ship-builder, "It's a terribly difficult decision.

And it's got to be courage and compassion that we show to a young woman who's facing this terribly difficult decision...

"As a teacher I remember that system well … terribly difficult decisions had to be made as to whether you entered a student".

These are very, very terribly difficult decisions.

It's not a terribly difficult conclusion to draw.

"We are concerned that this decision would put our airline partners in a terribly difficult position," said Mr. Beaton, who was named chief executive by Securicor, Argenbright's parent company, on Nov. 9.

Scientists at London Zoo described yesterday how the decision to bring Kesho to Britain has been a terribly difficult one.

Terribly difficult to learn.

Neither is terribly difficult or terribly costly".