Sentence examples for is difficult to counter from inspiring English sources

It seems absurd, but, at least for a consequentialist, its logic is difficult to counter.

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.

He may not be as mobile, versatile or defensively inclined as Millsap, but his elite scoring production (20.0 points per 36 minutes) is powered by an unorthodox post game that is difficult to counter.

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.

And yet the Catalans also have an argument that is difficult to counter: They only want to do something as democratic as vote and decide for themselves.

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

Many of the penetrators faced by American forces are difficult to counter.

That's difficult to counter, because you are then seen as someone who lacks a sense of humour".

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

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".

She asks her boss at her publishing internship to give her a paid job, and he politely bids her farewell in that passive-aggressive professional way that's difficult to counter.