Sentence examples for is difficult to agree from inspiring English sources

And isn't it funny that you're performing at Mostly Mozart?' So I answered: 'If you called it Mostly Morris, then nobody would come...'." It is difficult to agree.

Without papers, it is difficult to agree whose responsibility they are – if they're returnees, then the government should look after them; if they're refugees, then it should be UNHCR".

As for the assertion made by Lennon and others that this Celtic squad is better than last year's, it is difficult to agree.

It is long noted that it is difficult to agree on what to call something as (seemingly) simple as plant anatomy or genes.

With regard to the specific example considered by Higgs, it is difficult to agree that Gly, Arg and Trp have similar polar requirements.

Without being able to disaggregate the labour market statistics in this way, it is difficult to agree on the exact number of laboratory doctors who are practising full-time in South Africa.

[This] might be difficult to agree on.

"It would be difficult to agree with all of it," he says.

It should not be difficult to agree on what our publicly owned banks should be prevented from doing in future.

When he listens to both sides, he said, "it's difficult to agree with everything, and it's difficult to disagree with everything".

The QPR manager, Mark Hughes, was understandably upset about that decision, although it was difficult to agree with him that his team were "in complete control" until that point.