Sentence examples for we confront a choice from inspiring English sources

And now we confront a choice as historically important as any we have faced in a long while.

MPs will on Friday confront a choice between two duties to protect.

A nation of "reluctant" Europeans will have to confront a choice between taking part in greater integration, including joining the Euro, or an uncertain future.

In the narrow confines of pollingbooths at least, voters will confront a choice between change or no change in the governance of their local authority.

Forced to confront a choice they would have preferred to avoid, the justices chose moral decency and sound legal reasoning.

The E.P.A. now confronts a choice.

In this historic moment, Harvard confronts a choice that will influence its legacy for hundreds of years.

In Germany, surfers confront a bewildering choice of at least 36 price packages, ranging from $10 to $100 a month.

P eruvians thus confront a difficult choice: Mr. Toledo, an inexperienced leader dogged by personal credibility problems, or Mr. Garcia.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin confront a stark choice: begin another nuclear-arms race or reduce the threat of nuclear war.

Now the preferred shareholders confront an interesting choice.