Sentences with phrase «faced with the choice»

When you're in the early stages of building what you hope will be a nationally recognized brand, you're constantly faced with choices of how best to spend your limited time and capital.

All founders who reported student - loan problems spoke of a moment when they were faced with the choice of committing resources to either their loan payments or their startup.

Republicans are faced with a choice — be on the right side of history and stand with the American people who support a free and open internet, or hold hands with the special interests who want to control the internet for their own profit.»

«Most, if not all, entities, if faced with the choice of having access to the U.S. financial system or doing business with North Korea, are going to make the obvious choice,» Cha added.

You will be faced with choices on the front lines of your business.

Faced with a choice of winding down or doubling down, Medina ordered his team to go on a sales frenzy.

In 2008, we anticipated the financial crisis by thinking differently and that got a lot of attention, and I was faced with the choice of letting it be misunderstood or put them out.

Without the ability to decrypt their data on their own, security experts said that victims who had not backed up their data were faced with a choice: Either live without their data or pay.

When an individual without financial sophistication is faced with a choice between equity and fixed - income funds, international or domestic, large - cap or small - cap, high - yield or treasury bonds, they face choice - overload and the decision can be overwhelming.

Now, governments aren't allowed to step in and bail them out, and I think that wounding down a big bank is absolutely politically toxic for any leader so faced with that choice, most leaders would just break the rules and completely undermine the banking union and that in itself could spark off bank runs as well.

Obama will «be faced with a choice between two alternatives: one that's silly but benign, the other that's equally silly but both vile and disastrous,» Krugman wrote.

Imagine that you are President Truman and you are faced with the choice of using the Atom Bomb to end the war against Japan.

When we are faced with choices, sometimes they can be gut wrenching.

When the young doctor bore the brunt of his peers shaming silence, he was faced with the choice that presses upon us all: To whom do we conform?

Now you are faced with a choice... Is G - d like Pharoh who expected bricks to be made without straw?

In these moments, as we are faced with the choice of whether to release the narratives we have built to others or to simply forget them, there is one question that we must ask ourselves: Am I complaining or am I critiquing?

Also (and this fits with # 1 above), when we pray this prayer, we will often be faced with a choice between two ministry positions, one that leads to honor, glory, and fame, and one that leads to obscurity and insignificance.

And when you were faced with the choice between full - time vocational ministry or a strong marriage, you chose me.

Faced with a choice between faith and reason, our society will choose reason.

Thus we support a reduction in the speed limit because it will «save 7,466 lives every year,» though we would not do so if we recognized that such a law merely reduces the probability that an individual will die in a car accident from.0005 to.0004, a benefit too trivial to be noticed and, for any individual faced with the choice, far below the value of the additional driving time it entails.

Therefore, faced with the choice of rescuing from a fire either a severely retarded infant, who is unlikely to develop many preferences in the future, and an ape, we should rescue the ape.

The disciples, too, are faced with a choice.

When faced with a choice, I'm not always sure what yes looks like.

We are then, it seems to me, faced with a choice between two paradoxical positions on the infinitude of God.

We are faced with a choice between stating: (1) God only knows in general and abstractly what the world is, or (2) God knows the world intimately and subjectively; feeling without remainder the feelings of others.

Struggle faces us with choices.

When all of your reasonable options of getting justice are exhausted and you are faced with a choice of hanging on to anger or retaliating against the offending person, sometimes it becomes nessessary to move on with you life instead.

(Between Man and Man, «The Educational Character,» pp. 108 - 116) The teacher is not faced with a choice between educating the occasional great character and the many who will not be great.

He sharply criticized the new Communist regime, though, and was faced with the choice of imprisonment, execution, or exile.

And when you were faced with the choice between full - time vocational ministry or a strong marriage, right in the middle of those years, you chose me.

Ultimately every nation, small and big is faced with a choice which may be expressed in the words «Federate or Perish,» If their government does not exercise the one choice, it opts implicitly for the other...

As Theophilus read this book, he was faced with a choice — to accept or deny the message, to live as he had up until then, or to change and live in light of what Luke wrote.

So when you are faced with that choice, to walk away or stay for God - knows - what reason, just remember you're not alone.

As consumers, we are all faced with a choice when it comes to the kinds of art we will pay to see, and the kinds of artists we will ultimately support in doing so.

We are constantly confronted with people who simply can not afford to take a long view because they are faced with choices of immediate survival.

In the moment when we recognize that we don't agree with our community, we're faced with a choice.

Faced with the choice between hopelessness and God, too often we choose despair and wallow in the torments that such a decision brings.

We were faced with the choice between putting him on serious medication or taking a chance and trying to further optimize his health without the «help» of inhalers and injections.

If Wenger is again faced with the choice of benching Ramsey or playing him at RW, Wenger will put him at RW for sure.

Bayern boss Pep Guardiola insists he will see out his contract in Munich and so City are faced with a choice: do they persevere with Manuel Pellegrini for another 12 months and then make a bid for the former Barcelona legend?

I did a little exercise I sometimes like to do when I am faced with choices or doubts.

Faced with a choice of paying $ 1 more per week for a family with 2 kids, no doubt some decided it would be cheaper just to send lunch from home.

Another outcome of this study on fatherhood showed the ability decision - making when faced with choice and change, at least for the girls.

This might be what I would have for my last meal if I was ever faced with the choice.

Faced with that choice, many women will opt not to breastfeed at all.

When families can't afford a healthy number of diapers for their babies, they're faced with a choice between buying diapers and paying for food, rent, or utilities like heat.

If you are faced with a choice about procedures and interventions in childbirth — ask yourself — who is this most likely to benefit, reassure, or make comfortable — me, or my carers?

Don't get me wrong... I believe in the right to choose and support nonjudgmentally those women that make that choice but I had never been faced with the choice before.

When faced with the choice of natural birth vs epidural, there are those who prefer the challenge.

As IVF and similar technologies are used with greater frequency, many couples and individuals find themselves faced with a choice as to how to proceed with unused embryos.