With RM's presale estimate of up to $9 million attached to the car, it's difficult to argue with Mr. Squindo's logic regarding its value.
However, it doesn't, and, whether you like him or not, it's difficult to argue with Koscheck's post-TUF Octagon exploits.
Although it's difficult to argue with Brillat-Savarin's opinion about the restorative powers of hot chocolate, it's doubtful that the French gastronome would either recognize--or approve of--the versions that are popular today.
But Pret keeps it simple: it's difficult to argue with its one-size-fits-all cup of filter coffee for just 99p.
The trio, who list their origin as Norwich/London, describe their music as spikey noise pop, a term it's difficult to argue with when exposed to Charlotte's ear-splitting vocals or their exuberant live shows.
Our downtown trips of yesteryear may be easy to romanticize, but it's difficult to argue against the observation that today's hyper-efficient warehouse and fulfillment infrastructure is taking an element of community and togetherness out of The Holidays.
Still, he says, "it's difficult to argue with the strength of the study's evidence". .
Under current doctrine (and given the current makeup of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit), it's difficult to argue that the House has standing, and the administration's arguments are stronger on standing than they are on the merits.
Sure, threatening to take away a baby's food might well induce greater compliance with speeding laws but it's difficult to argue that makes it right.
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