Sentence examples for difficult argument to make from inspiring English sources

It's a difficult argument to make.

But that can be a difficult argument to make, especially when someone is feeling aggravated and desperately seeking answers.

It's a difficult argument to make that in the off-season when they're being protected by treble damages that they're suffering irreparable harm".

"But this was a subtle and difficult argument to make, easily submerged in the celebration of female beauty as an end in itself".

This is a difficult argument to make because, like a lot of his current and former team-mates, I have a lot of time for Dwain Chambers.

And in the process, America has committed terrible misdeeds, which have sapped the world's faith in us — and ultimately, our faith in ourselves". This is obviously a difficult argument to make, politically.

"Economically the cap has gone up, the minimum has gone up … they are not earth-shattering (numbers) but when you take into context that the league, they are losing money, it is a difficult economic argument to make," said Hall. "The players would like more money.

Mr Salmond believes that once Scots see how well their parliament runs domestic affairs such as education and health, they will want to wrest control of the Westminster Parliament's remaining powers—social security, management of the economy, defence and foreign affairs.But this could be a difficult argument to make needing even more guile than Mr Salmond showed in the referendum campaign.

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?

The velocity of contemporary media, not to mention its ferocity, may render that argument more difficult to make.

That argument would be difficult to make now.