Sentence examples for difficult to counter from inspiring English sources

Schottenheimer's schemes are multiple, Ryan said — defensive-coordinator-speak for complex, varied, difficult to counter.

It seems absurd, but, at least for a consequentialist, its logic is difficult to counter.

Many of the penetrators faced by American forces are difficult to counter.

That's difficult to counter, because you are then seen as someone who lacks a sense of humour".

These attacks are difficult to counter, because the rockets are usually set up overnight, on a delayed timer.

Once these comments are posted they're in the public domain and it's very difficult to counter them.

And that's a difficult argument to counter.

But the lure of tourist dollars is proving a difficult force to counter.

Seiter said international organised crime rings were a more dangerous and difficult threat to counter, as they could move operations as needed.

There was nothing secret about Leicester's plan for success, they allowed opponents a lot of the ball and relied on defenders staying in defensive areas to repel attacks until possession could be regained and their speed merchants in forward positions could be brought into play, but even the best sides found it a difficult gameplan to counter.

We saw him try a lot of different styles in London, but the tactic of going to the front early - unique to him - is a difficult one to counter.