Sentence examples for difficult to counter with from inspiring English sources

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".

Karel De Gucht, the European commissioner for trade, told a radio station in his native Belgium that the "average Jew" had a belief that they are right, which was "difficult to counter with rational arguments".

It's very difficult to counter with a silly thing like facts".

By contrast, our model suggests a very large fecundity advantage due to the large size achieved by anadromous fish, an advantage that is exceedingly difficult to counter with good freshwater growth alone, especially since rapid freshwater growth also produces large smolts with increased emigrant survival.

With the battlefield constantly shifting, countermeasures using a variety of technologies must be developed, though it is difficult to counter IEDs through technological means alone.

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.

This being the case, it is extremely difficult to counter gender socialisation.

Given this, it is difficult to counter the increased costs by raising registration fees (fee were last increased in 2007).

Bradley promised to counter with combinations.