Sentence examples for unpalatable question from inspiring English sources

Now one unpalatable question facing Nice is whether Thursday's atrocity will have a lasting impact on its image.

Mr. Rowland's aides insist that he needs the cooperation of unions and the General Assembly, while critics accuse the governor of avoiding the unpalatable questions of how and when to raise taxes.

Why start after?" No one seems especially worried about women whose risk assessment looks like this: "Should I take three twenty-minute pumping 'breaks' during my workday, or use formula and get home to my baby an hour earlier?" Pumps can be handy; they're also a handy way to avoid privately agonizing and publicly unpalatable questions: is it the mother, or her milk, that matters more to the baby?

Not by confronting them with unpalatable truths that question their prejudices.

Hearteningly, I'd always find good music, no matter how unpalatable the genre in question may have first appeared.

They call into question anything seen as unpalatable from inside or outside Iraq - this was evident right away on Thursday morning with the suggestion that Saddam's TV address was recorded or delivered by a double.

One problem is that they might encounter unpalatable truths: "don't ask a question you don't want to hear the answer to", as an old cynic once said.

Such are the exigencies of marketing an entertainment whose subject is as unpalatable as war--particularly when the war in question prompted a nationwide tune-out.

"Faced with a choice between unpalatable alternatives, the government initiates a review to study the question in depth".

As you're wincing your way through "Suburgatory," an unpalatable sitcom that has its premiere on ABC on Wednesday night, ponder the question that no studio executives apparently did: Who is the audience for this show?

In response to the question, has he ever softened his films to get people to watch unpalatable truths, he says: "The problem of audience is complex.