Sentence examples for a difficult argument from inspiring English sources
And that's a difficult argument to counter.
It's a difficult argument to make.
This, too, is a difficult argument to swallow, at least in the current economy.
But that can be a difficult argument to make, especially when someone is feeling aggravated and desperately seeking answers.
The defense can also claim that there was insufficient evidence to convict Mr. Gupta, but that is a difficult argument to win on appeal.
"I find that a difficult argument to sustain because the logical chain seems too deep," says Richard Wrangham, a chimp expert at Harvard.
Indeed, according to Anita L. Boomstein, an antitrust specialist at the law firm of Hughes Hubbard & Reed in New York, "the government is going to have a difficult time proving its case," stifled innovation being a more difficult argument than, say, the assertion that costs to consumers have been artificially raised.
When you think about it, this is a pretty difficult argument to give substance to: How would the harm be wrought, exactly?
A cheap myth can be much more convenient for people to absorb than a more difficult argument, one backed up by actual facts.
(Nash, to his credit, wants to play out his contract, because he's in favor of getting paid another $9m, which is a rather difficult argument to counter).
