Even the first lady's advisers had difficulty arguing the merits of that position.
In my own teaching, I've noticed that students who have great difficulty arguing cogently about philosophical questions I raise in class nevertheless develop very sophisticated cases for being allowed to turn a paper in late.
Even AWS, it has been argued, will have difficulty in this race to the bottom.
As a distinctly moderate candidate, they argue, he would have difficulty winning over liberals, who vote heavily in Democratic primaries.
Where other theories have difficulty with trumping cases, Lewis's argues his new theory handles them with ease.
As a result, Mr. Bond has argued, barge operators would have difficulty navigating the river.
I found it odd, however, that he denies that the United States has cultural patrimony and argues that Americans would have difficulty understanding the concept.
Mill's view is plausible, though some theists have argued that metaphysical naturalists have difficulty in explaining any kind of normativity (see Devine 1989, 88 89).
Mollineau argued that America Rising will have difficulty replicating his organization's work because of the nature of GOP candidates.
