Sentence examples for vexing decision from inspiring English sources
When teachers at a Madison, Wisconsin elementary school announce plans to mount a photo exhibit featuring families with gay or lesbian parents, school system superintendent Cheryl Wilhoyte faces a vexing decision.
But the rising tide of unrest there complicates an already vexing decision for him: whether he should rip up the nuclear deal struck by President Barack Obama.
The president has said he will make a decision on whether to withdraw from the landmark Paris Agreement this week, a vexing decision with voices he respects on both sides.
I f the end of the year also sees the end of your mortgage deal, whether to move on to a fixed or tracker rate, will be a vexing decision for many in the current climate.
He's left his Senate colleagues with a vexing decision -- whether to hold ethics hearings on his misdemeanor of soliciting an undercover policeman for sex in an airport bathroom, or let the whole thing drop and allow Senator Craig to fade into obscurity.
Even if Sather hires Hitchcock, he still faces several vexing decisions.
England's coach admitted he had some vexing decisions to make as he whittles his squad down to 23 before Tuesday's midnight deadline.
While the new evidence does not absolve the United Nations and Western governments for failing to take timely action, Jean-Pierre's story illustrates the challenges that continue to vex decision-makers struggling to make sense of unfolding crises in countries like the Central African Republic or South Sudan.
She was also vexed by his decision to speak publicly in this way while running a charity in Afghanistan.
Last Thursday The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (PUC), in a 3-2 decision, vexed the Enbridge Energy Corporation and encouraged environmental activists opposed to the $2.6 billion Sandpiper Pipeline.
The ICC, however, is thought to be vexed by Amir's decision to play an organised match so soon after his ban was imposed – particularly in England, the scene of his, Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif's misdemeanours last summer – and so may well decide to increase the suspension it imposed.
