Sentence examples for be difficult to disagree from inspiring English sources

For founders it can be difficult to disagree with an investor on a sale.

As compassionate human beings, it is difficult to disagree with the notion that someone should be able to end their own life if their suffering has become too much for them to endure.

It is difficult to disagree with his finding.

This argument, like nearly every other one Leduc makes, is difficult to disagree with, which is something of a problem.

Watching the variation and vision involved in his four goals against the Canaries, it is difficult to disagree.

It's the sort of "white heat of technology" statement with which it is difficult to disagree.

It's difficult to disagree that RB Leipzig's sporting director Ralf Rangnick and manager Ralph Hasenhüttl are the right people.

David Smart Associate fellow, Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies  It is difficult to disagree with the logic of Simon Jenkins, but he has overlooked a political dynamic.

It is difficult to disagree with any proposal from Lord Burns for football – unless you are a Football Association stakeholder.

That unlikely event occurred in November, 2008, and at this juncture it is difficult to disagree that Morrison was on to something.

When he listens to both sides, he said, "it's difficult to agree with everything, and it's difficult to disagree with everything".