1.   Making tough choices now will pay dividends in the far-off days of summer.

2.   And the courteous and soft-spoken Meridor has been pilloried in the Israeli media as too weak to force tough choices.

3.   Any serious reform proposal will inevitably involve tough choices, and the commission knows that.

4.   Another tough choice.

5.   As a consequence, many states, and many people with AIDS, are having to make tough choices.

6.   As a result, party leaders are having to make tough choices as they put together the recommended slate to present to the state convention.

7.   Billick had to make a tough choice.

8.   A downturn also forces companies to make tough choices that are easy to postpone when the sun is shining.

9.   After receiving the bad news that their doctor is no longer accepting patients from their particular health plan, patients have some tough choices to make.

10.   Again, Young is faced with some tough choices.