Sentence examples for unacceptable choice from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Gingrich might nevertheless be considered an unacceptable choice by much of the party establishment.

The "unacceptable choice" for the Energy Department, the report said, lies between "too many loyal employees falsely judged deceptive and too many major security threats left undetected".

We are not sure what it should be, but there is one unacceptable choice: creating a new detentions law that would allow them held without trial.

They sought to define Mr. Romney as an unacceptable choice, hoping to keep enough voters who supported Mr. Obama in 2008 from seeing Mr. Romney as a plausible alternative.

But when high-profile Republican leaders from Mr. Romney to Sean Hannity conveyed the idea that Mr. Akin was an unacceptable choice, Republican voters may have gotten the message.

The song might be appropriate for a five-year term but would be an unacceptable choice for the hundreds of towns not mentioned if we continue to try to agree on only one song to represent the entire state forever.

Those are unacceptable choices, he said, particularly if the rich give up nothing, and he made it clear he would veto any plan that cut Medicare but did not raise revenue from the rich.

We launched our campaign to end 15-minute care in summer 2013, after having heard repeatedly from our staff and disabled people about the unacceptable choices people receiving care were being forced to make – often between having a drink and going to the loo.

These are unacceptable choices.

This means that if the U.S. attacks the nukes, North Korea has the initiative to start a battle in the DMZ, posing unacceptable choices for the United States and catastrophic choices for South Korea.

Blah-blah relationships don't force us into one of two unacceptable choices of either burning bridges with hatred or feigning a loving intimacy that's just not realistic at this time.