| The rational alternative is more attractive to most people, but you reject this alternative and bite the bullet, along with the others. |
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| Of course, a utilitarian may here bite the bullet by denying the outrage, but others will find the bullet too hard to bite. |
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| Often soldiers had to literally bite the bullet during a surgical procedure because of the lack of anesthesia and medicine. |
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| Currentism has to bite the bullet here, and say both are equally responsible, which looks to violate considerations of fairness. |
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| Because I am travelling more with the new job, I decided to bite the bullet and invest in a better car. |
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| Sometimes it's not in cahoots with what we think, but sometimes you have to bite the bullet and get on with it. |
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| As far as Falconer is concerned, the time for political posturing is past and members have to bite the bullet. |
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| Sometimes, you just have to bite the bullet, or swallow the toad, as we say in German. |
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| The Spring Council tomorrow needs to bite the bullet and name and shame those Member States who have failed to open up their gas markets. |
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| But if you can prove to me that there isn't the return or that we have a conservation problem, then I'm willing to bite the bullet with anybody. |
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| I think we have to be able to bite the bullet at the WTO level on a few of these and begin to see where it takes us. |
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| It is time, as Alberta and B. C. have recognized, to bite the bullet, adjust the policy and enhance future economic outcomes. |
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| Realistically, you have to bite the bullet and get on with reforming the accounting system properly, and you could do with Mrs Andreasen's help. |
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| After four years living and working in Japan, I've finally decided to bite the bullet and move to Tokyo. |
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| So, we bite the bullet and join the ranks of those sleeping through their jobs, not literally, but certainly figuratively. |
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| I regret the Council's decision not to bite the bullet as far as abolishing C-sugar is concerned. |
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| What Slovakia must now do is to bite the bullet. |
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| If a country like Malaysia, which is a net exporter of petroleum, has had to bite the bullet, the situation for importers must be infinitely worse. |
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| Talking turkey with each other with maybe one of the parties having for once to bite the bullet ensures all the others a peaceful life on good neighbourly terms. |
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| Aware of the need to implement a quality policy for their application assets, many companies are still hesitating to bite the bullet, usually because of the supposed investment costs or the lack of man-power or know-how. |
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| But, sadly, people are going to have to be patient and bite the bullet. |
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| Sometimes you have to bite the bullet if you want to do the right thing. |
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| Willingness to bite the bullet and make those compromises, which they believe cannot be made until they gain some understanding of Quebec society, will eventually get them into the labour market. |
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