Taste is hard to quantify, and delight is a difficult sensation to wrest from a consumer — particularly a consumer who's owned six different versions of the iPhone.
Taste is hard to quantify, and delight is a difficult sensation to wrest from a consumer particularly a consumer who's owned six different versions of the iPhone.
But many said the additional support of such influential Democrats as Representative Richard A. Gephardt, the House Democratic leader, and Senator Tom Daschle, the Senate Democratic leader, would make it difficult for anyone to wrest the post from Mr. McAuliffe.
Should it try to wrest control away from difficult businessmen, and invest time and energy in searching for past offences?
The savage nature of the land makes it hard for any single tribe to wrest complete control.
To illustrate how difficult it is to know who are the armed militants fighting to wrest southern Kashmir from India, consider the following.
THE ECONOMIST: And as a small party having to wrest ownership for those things, some of them clearly Lib Dem ideas, how difficult is that?
The mayor, who failed recently to wrest the budget concessions he wanted from the unions, said that negotiating can be difficult because union leaders, knowing they could be around longer than he will, can afford to wait for the next guy if they don't like his conditions.
