Sentence examples for tremendously difficult decision from inspiring English sources

"It has been a tremendously difficult decision to reach.

"It was a tremendously difficult decision to make, but the right one," he said.

A statement from the club's chief executive Stephen Vaughan read:  "It has been a tremendously difficult decision to reach.

In a letter to council staff, Ms Watts said it had been "a tremendously difficult decision that took me some time to make".

"There is no doubt that local government budgets are going to be significantly reduced over the next few years which means tremendously difficult decisions around jobs and services.

Nevertheless, he made the tremendously difficult but wise decision to turn back.

I mean, making a bad decision about a new tax, creating tremendously difficult situation with Brexit, the immigration crisis in Germany, the mercantilism and state-owned enterprise initiatives in China, the tariffs that the United States put in unilaterally," Smith told investors.

The questions here are tremendously difficult to address sensibly, in part because the stakes of the policies and decisions at issue are so high and novel that they are almost beyond comprehension.

But his role is tremendously difficult.

"It was tremendously difficult," she said.

The most difficult decision.