1.   And for any of them, the decision will be a wrenching one either way.

2.   But it has no comparable plan for the political changes needed to manage the wrenching ones that economic reform will bring.

3.   But the decision to go to China can be a wrenching one for those who have lived in the United States for years.

4.   It has really been a positive experience over all, although it has been a wrenching one.

5.   The conflict between the rights of the mentally ill and the kind of screening that would help keep guns out of their reach can be a wrenching one.

6.   The decision was a wrenching one, Letterman said in a telephone interview.

7.   Moderates, too, said the prospect of giving up sovereignty over the mount was a wrenching one for Israel.