Examples of using Difficult to argue in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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It is difficult to argue.
But still there are certain postulates with which it is difficult to argue.
It was difficult to argue with grandmothers.
Assessing by appearance is a natural human reaction and it is difficult to argue with it.
It is difficult to argue.
For children the subject is however very shame occupied and therefore with parents difficult to argue.
It's difficult to argue with that logic.
From the point of view of aerodynamics,the pyramid is bad, it is difficult to argue with this.
It's difficult to argue with experts.
Macron is half-right: he was in fact part of the elite,but it's difficult to argue that he ever left.
It is difficult to argue with that conclusion.
Stylists say that these shades are suitable to  all girls, without exception,and it is difficult to argue.
It's difficult to argue with statistics.
This is a very strange place indeed,everyone seems smug and comfortable with their positions and it is difficult to argue with them.
It is difficult to argue with those statistics.
Although the acceptability and effectiveness of the so-called facelafed diets, which often even contradict each other, is questionable, but with the importance of beans in a healthy diet andthe importance of this product to  maintain a healthy weight, it is difficult to argue.
Brethren, it is difficult to argue with an atheist;
Further strengthening of stubbornness is expected by the next crisis(in the region of five to  seven years), where the same desire to  affirm its position and value in the world will serve as motivation, but if at a younger age these were monosyllabic protests and refusals, then the child now begins to  confront the whole sentences subordinate to  its logic,which is often difficult to argue, but it is rather offensive for loved ones.
It's difficult to argue with thousands of years of evidence.
It is always difficult to argue with special experience.
As it is difficult to argue that a figure of less than 1.5 full-time NCA staff is sufficient to  ensure effective supervision, this indicates that many NCAs may be suffering from a serious shortage of bank supervisory staff or the resources provided by NCAs to  JSTs are insufficient.
But it's difficult to argue  with someone who refuses to argue.
It is difficult to argue with such powerful logic.
He was difficult to argue with because he never gave up.".
It was difficult to argue with him, because most often he was right.
It is difficult to argue with the generally accepted opinion that oatmeal is very useful.
It would seem difficult to argue with this, but we should not forget that every child is an individual.
If it is difficult to argue with the first statement, then you can make some adjustments to  the second.
It is difficult to argue with the fact that pregnancy isone of the most beautiful and amazing periods in the life of any woman.
It is very difficult to argue with genetics, unless with the help of severe plastic surgery, and even then the genes will insist on their own.