Examples of using Difficult to argue in English and their translations into Romanian
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It is difficult to argue.
For children the subject is however very shame occupied and therefore with parents difficult to argue.
It is difficult to argue.
My grandfather wasa gentle man but also a tough one," Yves Rimet said."He was difficult to argue with because he never gave up.".
It's difficult to argue with that logic.
If so, it would be difficult to argue that.
It is difficult to argue with her, but to prove nothing at all is possible.
Then it will be more difficult to argue the refusal.
If it is difficult to argue with the first statement, then you can make some adjustments to the second.
By Stephanie 4729 Viewed Photo-examples of design of a bathroom tiles It is difficult to argue with what is beautiful and tasteful….
I find it difficult to argue with a drunk.
Some sauna owners negatively speak about conifers,referring to the large tar content, and this is difficult to argue with, as hot resin can cause severe burns.
Sometimes it is incredibly difficult to argue with them, but deep down they are incredible darlings.
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 would seem difficult to argue with this, but we should not forget that every child is an individual.
For example, in the case of a series of acquisitions of shares via the stock exchange,it may be difficult to argue that the different purchase agreements meet the criteria of Article 101 TFEU.
In TTIP, it is difficult to argue that investors have cause to worry about domestic legal systems.
Such unvalidated ideas and assumptions pose a frame of reference that is often secured by“Faith”[31] not Reason,and it is difficult to argue the merit of Faith with anyone since the rules of Faith inherently refuse argument itself.
It is difficult to argue with the fact that pregnancy isone of the most beautiful and amazing periods in the life of any woman.
And although opponents of this trend have always been enough,it is difficult to argue that this detail is capable of diversifying and decorating any image.
It is difficult to argue with this statement, one can only be glad for the consistency of the nature of the Oriental cat- just because she does not give a voice.
(PL) The 2020 strategy contains ambitious objectives with which it is difficult to argue, but the objectives are defined as if the European Union were already wealthy, free from worries and thinking only about building a successful future.
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.
With this it is difficult to argue, but we must bear in mind that for a miniature kitchen the upper tier is better done with the addition of matte, clear glass, open shelves.
It is difficult to argue against the principle of equal treatment, yet this report has proven hugely contentious in this House, not just between groups, but indeed within political groups too.
It is difficult to argue that autonomy brings stability to a region” after the events in Spain(the attempt to obtain Catalan independence) or Britain(the secession of Scotland), as MTI points out.