Another example is the church where members argue against adding a new service geared toward youth, because they dislike the music.
According to one physicist in the group, "it's hard to argue against" this latest objection to the controversial faster-than-light result produced by other scientists in the same Italian laboratory.
For website developers it is hard not to argue against offering these features.
There is no way that Yu officials are already struggling on hand and have to argue against this price.
It can be hard to escape, and even harder to argue against, the feeling that something we used to love is going away, or already gone.
Riding also are suffering, some people make riding as anneals, although they don't argue against enjoyment from hiding.
The school student paper, Yale Daily News, also raised the perceived lack of academic freedom in Singapore schools to argue against Yale’s expansion in the prosperous city state.
But it's hard to argue against the idea of a family's loving a child so much that it will happily raise another, identical child so that one of its kidneys or a bit of its marrow might allow the first to live.
The strategy,then,of this author, he's trying to argue against all kinds of myths and practices that somebody's going through Paul's churches and teaching.
Looking at her platinum acting CV it's hard to argue against her retirement - why ruin something perfect?
Again, American conservatives have long used the myth of a failing Europe to argue against progressive policies in America.
There is of course a minority of the media that vehemently argue against Rose winning the MVP award.
After that a 60-day offer-period begins during which Kraft may revise the terms of its bid to garner enough support from shareholders for a deal and Cadbury can argue against the offer.
Kaka may be a more inherently gifted player than Gerrard, but given Gerrard's energy and versatility, I'd argue against the new Real Madrid signing being a superior player overall.
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