Sentence examples for tricky choices from inspiring English sources

The really tricky choices lie in the acting awards.

This is forcing the EU to confront some extremely tricky choices about the future role of nuclear power choices that are now also being explored, if less visibly, further afield, including in America.The new EU members mostly used nuclear technology of Soviet design which, with Chernobyl in mind, greatly worried existing EU members.

As the Independent points out, the list is often controversial: "The magazine used to pick baddies (Stalin and Hitler among them) but after a US backlash in 1979, when Ayatollah Khomeini was named, it has been accused of bottling tricky choices".

Tricky choices as Euro 2016 approaches for Radio Times, which has gone for four different covers for its current issue: Come on England!, Come on Wales! and Come on Northern Ireland!, and a neutral one with a lot of footballs for those supporting none of the above.

Injuries have saved Pep Guardiola from a lot of tricky choices this season.

They face a tricky choice.

Overwhelmed by these ruddy-cheeked riches, it can be a tricky choice.

Unlike similar "ransomware" viruses, Cryptolocker makes good on its promise, leaving users with a tricky choice.

He now faces a tricky choice – fleeing to London, as other tycoons have, or toughing things out.

Case in point: In 1986, nearing the end of his second two-year term as a state representative, Dean confronts a tricky choice.

As the price and processing power of these types of toys begin to approach those of real tablets, more parents are finding themselves with a tricky choice.