Sentence examples for difficult argument to from inspiring English sources

And that's a difficult argument to counter.

It's a difficult argument to make.

That seems a very difficult argument to support.

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.

Any arbitrary but fixed collinear quadruple can therefore be taken as unit of 'size', and a complicated but not difficult argument allows one to produce arbitrary multiples and sub-multiples of it that can be used to measure cross-ratios, by arranging as one would a ruler.

And it is difficult argument for HS2 Ltd to make: why should one area should get mitigation and relief with a tunnel, while another area does not?

If the right to strike does, indeed, differentiate this country from those that are not free, then it must be given substance and enforced". That will be a difficult argument for the conservatives to answer.

What could better teach us to break down difficult arguments or ideas and to engage honestly with the incalculable complexity of life?

Thomas has occasionally offered explanations for his reticence, primarily claiming that the rapid-fire questioning practiced by modern Supreme Court justices undermine the value of oral arguments, and make it difficult to listen to the arguments being presented to the court.