Sentence examples for difficult to counter the from inspiring English sources

But it has been difficult to counter the perception, he added.

It was put nicely by Cary Sherman, chief executive of the Recording Industry Association of America: "It's very difficult to counter the misinformation when the disseminators also own the platform").

"It's very difficult to counter the misinformation when the disseminators also own the platform," said Cary H. Sherman, chairman and chief executive of the Recording Industry Association of America, a trade group that represents the United States music industry, referring to Google and Facebook.

With the economy sagging and the federal government taking steps to assist the airline industry and possibly the insurance industry and also set up a large compensation fund for victims of the September attacks, opponents of changes in the tort system have found it more difficult to counter the administration's push to revise the civil liability rules.

The deeply divided and politically polarized American society has made it difficult to counter the dangerous aspects of Trumpism.

It is difficult to counter the claim that integration politics in the West has given way to a liberal-democratic semantic and focus on good citizenship while overtly ethno-nationalist reasoning has been delegitimized.

He was one of the first bowlers to control the swing of the ball; batsmen found it very difficult to counter this method and Hirst's bowling was subsequently far more successful.

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

They also worried that not easing enough "would risk a more extended contraction of the economy and possibly even downward pressure on prices that could be difficult to counter with the current federal funds rate already quite low".

The country's constitutional court has unexpectedly refused to rule on the admissibility of the proposed referendum question until after the required total of signatures has been met, but volunteers say they are confident that if a nationwide vote goes ahead the government will find it difficult to counter arguments on the unique value of Yasuni that were recently its own.

Strong stuff, and more difficult to counter than some of the recent anti-BBC jibes from the likes of Jeremy Isaacs, Jimmy Young or BSkyB's Tony Ball.