difficult decision in English

hard judgment to come to, difficult question to answe

Use "difficult decision" in a sentence

1. (verb) Agonized over the difficult decision.

2. Brewers have difficult decision to make on Daniel Vogelbach

3. Quitting my old job was an extremely difficult decision.

4. But women who are Clinically depressed face a more difficult decision

5. This measure effectively delayed the difficult decision with respect to replacing the aircraft.

6. Tanden withdrawal Absolves Murkowski of difficult decision By Burgess Everett 3/3/2021

7. To suffer mental anguish or worry about something: Agonized over the difficult decision

8. Cremation and funeral facts that will provide the information consumers need to help plan for this difficult decision

9. The doctor called my husband in, and we made the difficult decision to go ahead with the delivery.

10. She had been promoted to solo dancer and her career was advancing, so she had a difficult decision to make.

11. Birkenhead said it was the most difficult decision since the evacuation of the Dardanelles, but that did not help much.

12. A difficult decision, indeed—not only because the betrayal is so hurtful but also because divorce has far-reaching consequences that will affect her whole life.

13. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Agonize ag‧o‧nize (also agonise British English) / ˈæɡənaɪz / verb [intransitive] THINK ABOUT to think about a difficult decision very carefully and with a …

14. Brewers have difficult decision to make on Daniel Vogelbach With no DH in 2021, serving in a backup role at first base and pinch hitting appear to be his only options.

15. Out of care and concern for the health and well being of our attendees, bands, volunteers, vendors and Parkfield residents, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2021 Parkfield Bluegrass festival.

16. Due to the effects of and uncertainty related to the covid-19 pandemic, the Board of the Association of Michigan Basketmakers has made the difficult decision to cancel our annual convention scheduled to be held October 14-18, 2020 in Grand Rapids.

17. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English agonize ag‧o‧nize (also Agonise British English) / ˈæɡənaɪz / verb [intransitive] THINK ABOUT to think about a difficult decision very carefully and with a lot of effort agonize over/about All the way home she agonized about what she should do

18. Capuchin Retreat Center to close indefinitely effective Friday, March 13, 2020 After careful discernment, Capuchin Retreat has made the difficult decision to close the retreat center effective Friday, March 13, 2020 and suspend activities indefinitely in order to do our part to contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

19. Comments from frustrated consumers on Chowhound boards included: "This is awful"; "The only choice was no choice at all"; and "Lack of choice sucks." A local newspaper covering the deli dust-up quoted a Harris Teeter spokeswoman as saying that making the change was a "difficult decision," despite the fact that customers enjoyed Dietz & Watson products, which she called "outstanding.""It was a