Examples of using Difficult to argue in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Difficult to argue with him!
That kind of logic is pretty difficult to argue with.
It's difficult to argue with the obvious.
Whether it's the use of individual subscribers or corporations- beyond broadband access the future,and this is difficult to argue.
It's difficult to argue with that logic.
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.
We shall be meeting four times a year until 2013 and we all assume that 2013 is a date that we shall likewise be keeping to, and that we shall also be keeping to the budget of 3.4 billion,otherwise it will become difficult to argue.
I find it difficult to argue with a drunk.
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.
It is difficult to argue that one way or the other.
It is extremely difficult to argue with fanatics.
It is difficult to argue that elongated rooms of rectangular shape are very inconvenient, but, having included imagination, having listened to the advice of experienced designers, it is quite possible to correct the situation.
It's genetics, and it is also difficult to argue with it as to gain weight.
It's difficult to argue that the child should be born in wedlock!
It would be quite difficult to argue with such an assessment.
It is difficult to argue with her, but to prove nothing at all is possible.
Such a manicure looks somewhat provocative, although it is difficult to argue with the fact that such ladies immediately catch the eye and become the center of attention.
It would seem difficult to argue with this, but we should not forget that every child is an individual.
Even if they did what they are accused of doing,it would be difficult to argue that what occurs at Esbenshade is different in any significant way from what goes on at any intensive egg farm.
If it is difficult to argue with the first statement, then you can make some adjustments to the second.
(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.
It's very difficult to argue with an idiot.
It may be difficult to argue they have not, so long as developed countries ambition remains so low.
In TTIP, it is difficult to argue that investors have cause to worry about domestic legal systems.
In TTIP, it is difficult to argue that investors have cause to worry about domestic legal systems.
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 hardly difficult to argue that in the context of Vladimir Putin's regime, where the government decides who will run and who will not, the installation of webcams was little more than a farce.
Seen in that light, it seems difficult to argue that, as regards HP, the requirement pertaining to exclusivity on 95% of corporate desktops would amount to anything more than 28% of HP's overall requirements.