They made the uncomfortable choice to challenge him on a centerpiece of his immigration policy because of pressure from immigrant and Latino organizations and some local law enforcement officials.
Mr. Miller was faced with the uncomfortable choice between union members, whose support he would no doubt seek when running for mayor, and Ms. Moskowitz, with whom he is close and who has her own ambitions for higher office.
Democratic lawmakers, meanwhile, faced the uncomfortable choice of voting against their president or for a bill that at most has tepid support from ordinary constituents and is fiercely opposed by various consumer groups and organized labor.
NAPLES, Italy — The European Space Agency ESAA) faces the uncomfortable choice of either actively removing its dead Envisat satellite from low Earth orbit or risk being held liable if Envisat damages another satellite, a member of the International Institute of Space Law IISLL) said.
Punctuating that point, businesses that currently hire American workers complain about how hard it is to find adequately skilled employees; often they face the uncomfortable choice of either hiring unqualified local workers or recruiting workers from outside their areas and even from overseas.
Notes: This can be an uncomfortable choice in hot weather, especially if you tend to get sweaty feet.
But if the eurozone takes anything like a great leap towards fiscal and political union, he argues that this will pose a deeply uncomfortable choice that successive British governments had striven to avoid: whether to take part in greater integration, or face an uncertain future outside the core of the club.Yet a clean, in-out referendum would be hard to achieve.
And for us in Britain this will pose a sharp, for some deeply uncomfortable, choice that we have hoped and sought to avoid.
The race presents an uncomfortable choice.
In the short run America faces an uncomfortable choice.
