Sentence examples for trouble with the argument that from inspiring English sources

One trouble with the argument that no cash was involved was that in practice it was far from true.

"I have a bit of trouble with the argument that this is now the evidence to displace all claims for the earliest modern behavior elsewhere," says anthropologist Meg Conkey of the University of California, Berkeley.

But some worry that Republicans could delay action by pressing the argument that it would increase taxes for small businesses, discomfiting Democrats with re-election troubles and requiring some Republican votes for a supermajority.

(Laura) This is the argument that I have the most trouble countering.

The argument that allowing supporters to stand will lead to crowd trouble is flawed.

The trouble with that argument is that, with the U.S. and global economy in a massive slump, and with deflationary forces at work, it is hard to believe that a massive economic recovery will occur in 2010, thus lifting earnings sharply.

"See?" she wrote, summarising the arguments that troubled her.

The trouble with this argument -- that the Saudis must be aided in a struggle with Iran -- is that the administration and outside analysts have previously made clear that they don't believe the Houthis are controlled from Tehran.

The arguments that Apple shouldn't build a tablet simply because other companies have tried and failed in the past, or that they shouldn't make a tablet because they failed with the Cube, are both troubling.

The trouble with this argument is that it sounds suspiciously like saying that Britain won't join a monetary union until she doesn't need one - ie when inflation has been brought down permanently by our own efforts.

Moreover, they say, Mr Koizumi's policies of cutting public works and encouraging banks to abandon weak borrowers have hurt the economy.The trouble with this argument is that the only three things the anti-Koizumi wing can offer more concrete, old men and a pledge to do nothing are not going to win over angry and anxious mainstream voters.