Examples of using Difficult choices in English and their translations into Finnish
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Two difficult choices.
We have all made difficult choices.
Difficult choices have to be made among competing interests.
You have made difficult choices.
We must confront the harsh realities we all face and make difficult choices.
I have made many difficult choices in my life.
Avram, you know I have had to make some difficult choices.
They made difficult choices and more than a few mistakes.
We have to make some difficult choices now.
Difficult choices have to be made and there are no easy quick-fix solutions.
I have had to make some difficult choices.
Such brutal and difficult choices we have made, but we can only do our best.
I presume you can make difficult choices.
The new Member States face difficult choices as the need to pursue essential structural reforms usually entails increased public expenditure.
Being a knight means making difficult choices.
Mungiu shows the uncomfortable and difficult choices in life that we all are forced to make at some point.
You have a knack for giving me difficult choices.
We are at a tipping point, where humanity… is going to make some difficult choices about… the preservation of our very existence, and these Inhumans… these Inhumans are the key to our survival.
It was in our ability to make difficult choices.
And as a woman, I must make these difficult choices for myself and for my child….
It's not always easy to be the one making the difficult choices.
However, EU Member State governments face difficult choices.
We may have to make some difficult choices. Jack. Sir?
A film about adulthood,where you constantly have to make difficult choices.
Our Parliament has succeeded in making difficult choices between old policies and new ones.
You may be asked to make some difficult choices.
That means he has to make difficult choices.
You might have to make some difficult choices.
We have all had to make difficult choices.