be punished or blamed for something - take the rap e.g. In an unfortunate turn of events, the dedicated IT technician had to take the rap for the system's failure, even though it was caused by an unforeseen software glitch., not having reached a decision yet - on the fence e.g. The team is still on the fence about adopting the new software due to concerns over compatibility and data security., facing a choice between two equally unpleasant options - between a rock and a hard place e.g.The IT project manager realized they were between a rock and a hard place when the client demanded a quick turnaround time but provided insufficient resources for the task. , opt for the less unpleasant of two poor options - choose the lesser of two evils e.g. In business, sometimes you have to choose the lesser of two evils, like taking a risk or sticking with the current situation, to make the most out of uncertain circumstances., a decision or choice that requires little or no thought, because the best option is so obvious - no-brainer e.g. Upgrading our server infrastructure to the latest model is a no-brainer; it will significantly enhance performance and security., choice between two equally(good/bad) options - a toss-up e.g. The decision to upgrade the server infrastructure or migrate to a cloud-based solution was a toss-up, as both options had their advantages and disadvantages.,

Ethical dilemmas. Idioms.

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