1.   A decade later, without dependable production of vaccines, commanders still must make the same wrenching choice.

2.   For many Bosnian refugees who feel they cannot return to their original homes despite provisions for freedom of movement in the peace accord, this presents a wrenching choice.

3.   The movie is acutely attuned to the doctor-patient relationship and the wrenching medical choices a cancer patient must make.

4.   To be sure, school administrators have faced wrenching choices in distributing their resources.

5.   It is a wrenching choice for Benjamin Netanyahu.

6.   Those cases hint at the wrenching choices awaiting jurors in Houston if Andrea Yates goes on trial for the drowning of her five children in a bathtub.