What is the biggest counter argument you come up against?
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The findings support a key counter-argument made against these taxes.
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There is, though, a counter argument that is no less compelling.
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This is not even up for some kind of Utopian counter-argument.
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The counter-argument is that A.I. will create new industries and jobs.
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GUTFELD: You know, Jesse, the counter argument to this is that screw civility.
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Because there's no better way to fight nonsense than a good counter argument.
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Counter-argument: If you don't like Chief Wahoo, why don't you change the channel?
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Or not to schedule There is a counter argument to this schedule reflex, though.
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The counter-argument is that Apple is selling its computers—particularly its laptops—as appliances.
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It's hard to think of any strong counter argument Ryan and his supporters could offer.
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Sri: Hate to be a naysayer but let me present the counter argument here, Chris.
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For every theory broached this cycle, there's a counter-argument and loads of second-guessing.
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Here is the Democrats' case for removing Trump from office, and the Republican counter-argument.
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A counter-argument might be that the negative externalities of platforms scale along with their size.
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" The counter-argument: "Supporters contend that the new rules do not encourage companies to locate overseas.
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But Bach, who won a fencing gold medal at the 1976 Montreal Olympics, has a counter-argument.
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After all, what good is a stellar counter argument that just bounces around a like-minded echochamber?
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Here is the Democrats' case for removing Trump from office, as well as the Republican counter-argument.
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Google's counter-argument, some of which it had laid out before this week's announcement, has two main parts.
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But the counter-argument is also strong: Mr Maduro showed his staying power and will now crack down.
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" I think the counter argument would be, "Hey, actually video is much easier for people to understand than @ replies.
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The counter-argument is that cheating should never be tolerated, even if its aftershocks set a million hearts racing.
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But, the counter-argument many in the industry put forward is that AI will create newer types of jobs.
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In a counter-argument, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce said that Michigan and Ohio have benefitted from global trade.
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They also appreciate the FBI's counter argument that encryption has left authorities increasingly blind to criminal and terrorist plots.
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Now, in fairness, a counter-argument can easily be made as your wealth grows and your investments become more complicated.
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Frantically, I dug deep to find a counter-argument and decided to put her first-grade math skills to work.
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The best counter-argument within the American government is that such a binary trade-off would not be clever dealmaking.
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The counter argument is that a human being couldn't possibly record everything that happened for ten weeks without a break.
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My counter argument for that is: If life is indeed a gift, you are also allowed to give it away.
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One counter-argument has been that it'd be too expensive to retool the country's myriad school systems to start later.
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The counter-argument is that absolute immunity, if accepted, would elevate the Executive Branch and make it entirely unaccountable to Congress.
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You could, of course, offer a counter argument that Khosrowshahi is playing hard to get or making negotiations with Grab tougher.
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A common counter-argument is that much of the inward FDI since the referendum has been little more than asset-stripping.
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But the counter-argument is that buying by companies last year helped support a market that was otherwise down 6 percent.
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But the counter-argument is strong: Public financing, however imperfect, has been shown to increase the democratic participation of marginalized people.
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The counter-argument is that, of course, there are any number of reasons why acts of violence are committed with guns.
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The counter-argument to Boorman and Williamson is typically based on the premise that women are victims of a callous industry.
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" Now, I want to present the best counter-argument I've heard — from McKinnon, a true foot soldier of the "political revolution.
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And the best thing for you to do as a designer, consumer, or editor is to listen, not offer a counter argument.
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It's now sparked a counter-argument and a sharp rejoinder—two respectable scientists arguing about the meaning (or lack thereof) of bullshit.
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The counter-argument is that by continuing to fight, Sanders will weaken Hillary Clinton and make a President Donald Trump more likely.
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Zuckerberg's counter-argument also aligns with Facebook doubling down on what only its service, and not Twitter or news websites, can offer.
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" Costello went on, "I know what the argument is, I know what the rebuttal is, I know what the counter-argument is!
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BAGEHOT: But Cameron having chosen to have the referendum now… What is the counter-argument to the "it's riskier to stay in" objection?
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Still, given that IS's appeal lies in a perverse but seductive form of religion, some of the counter-argument has to be religious.
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Yet the counter-argument is that the Taliban will struggle to agree terms with a Kabul administration it knows will soon be gone.
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Also, Branch says, it can be hard to let go of a counter-argument that has served the science community for so long.
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The counter argument would be that testing and ultimately deploying in suburban areas would accelerate the timeline to deploying in more challenging places.
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Their counter argument is that, as it stands, their hard work is being ripped off because they are not being fairly recompensed for it.
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It appears that Disney's counter-argument is that it was not "commercially reasonable" or normal industry practice to obtain written permission from outside lawyers.
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But the counter-argument, from the Leave campaign, is that you don't know what you are voting to stay in if you vote Remain.
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The greatest counter-argument to Xi's vision within China itself is the freedom-loving "shining city upon a mountain" across the strait in Taiwan.
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That's a counter argument often promoted by the sugar industry, but there is nothing natural about the way most of us eat added sugar.
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Perhaps, but the counter-argument is that none of the companies necessarily would have fared any differently either if they had just one share class.
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"Valuations are cheap, true, but the counter argument is that bank stocks will move only when rates rise," said Kairos Partners portfolio manager Federico Trabucco.
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But the counter argument is that new software usually contains vital security updates that keep your device from harm, as we learned with iOS 9.3.5.
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The counter-argument is that it is far-fetched to think that any illegal trade would be so extensive as to undercut the public-health gains.
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The counter-argument is that Britain could do deals with the rest of the world, cut EU regulations, and be a kind of Singapore of Europe.
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Political bullies in religious robes are an unedifying spectacle but counter-argument is surely a better response than reviving and toughening old and cynically conceived laws.
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Earlier this year Morgan agreed with a tweet saying that celebrities are trying to make mental health problems "fashionable," and Turner weighed in with a counter argument.
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But there is also a counter-argument, expressed to me this week by two U.S. business bigs who aren't separating themselves from Saudi, either financially or rhetorically.
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We used keyword searches to identify 'hidden' counter-argument content — that is, videos that are not necessarily well-known, and often not designed explicitly to refute ISIS.
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There should be a counter-argument to Rick's belligerent and hawkish approach to diplomacy, but Morgan is more often than not making nonsensical appeals to non-violence.
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And there's no real counter-argument to Pulisic adopting a leadership role aside from citing his age, although he exhibits none of the traditional characteristics of youth.
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Still, the counter-argument to the above is simple: Both companies are still trading above their IPO prices, so how certain can we be in our complaint?
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I know that government silos have varying degrees of expertise, resources and sophistication and are likely to embrace the counter-argument that they should largely remain silos.
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The counter-argument is that a Portman might survive in Ohio if he votes for (let's say) an African-American nominee who goes down (let's say) 52-48.
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That mischaracterization of how Tor works and why people use it seems almost identical to one advanced by US prosecutors in the government's counter-argument unsealed on Friday.
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Of course the counter argument is always that fighters are warriors and should be "allowed to go out on their shields," but this isn't an argument over individual rights.
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Ivanka's adopted religion and full immersion into the observant Jewish lifestyle has been a strong counter argument to those who continue to accuse the Trump campaign of anti-Semitism.
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But when the House Committee on…Read more ReadBeyer's counter-argument was simple: "The EPA has led to clearer skies, cleaner water and vast improvements to public health," he said.
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Calling Zuckerberg's argument "bullshit," Cohen lays out a point-by-point counter-argument to Zuckerberg's speech, which is probably the most powerful dismantling of the Facebook chief we've heard yet.
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He notes that a counter argument to his movement is that society will become conservative, because old generations aren't dying and making way for new generations and new world views.
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But I guess the counter-argument is really that you already give Facebook such a huge amount of information in terms of the things you view and you click on.
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"If an increase in production is proposed there will be plenty of market counter-argument that it reduces even further the available spare capacity," Olivier Jakob from consultancy Petromatrix said.
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Now, a counter-argument would be that even if the ZEV credit mandate doesn't fully play to Tesla's favor, it's still a source of income that would be detrimental to lose.
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While Moss often gets the credit for the best off-duty-model looks of the '90s and '00s, one flick through Naomi's back catalogue and you find yourself a counter argument.
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As long as the advocates of such ideas stop short of inciting violence, however, well-aimed ridicule and tough counter-argument are generally a better response than jail terms or fines.
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It has also turned San Antonio into an intriguing counter-argument against the Warriors, who they will face on Monday in Oakland in the marquee matchup of the season so far.
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To put the counter-argument, it's spending its 2% of GDP on defence, it is an international aid superpower, Osborne has stopped the haemorrhage of funds out of the Foreign Office.
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Only instead of neo-Nazism, Bundy would be known for dressing up his violent hatred of women as a perfectly reasonable counter argument to the rise of 1970s second-wave feminism.
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Seated inside St. John's on Sunday -- where every president since James Madison has worshipped -- Trump heard a counter-argument: that calling out hate speech regularly and loudly was every person's responsibility.
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But Trump is a master marketer and his "spygate" meme is almost certain to penetrate the public faster and more effectively than the counter-argument that an informant is not a spy.
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There is a fair counter-argument that the enriched cohort had higher valuations at the time of the IPO and that the value was captured by private market investors rather than public investors.
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First details of the President's counter-argument are emerging from a document the White House sent to Capitol Hill on Saturday night and in television interviews of one of his new legal advisers.
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Knowing this information will set you up for success and allow you to incorporate this information into your counter-argument if you are being offered a salary lower than the going market rate.
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The house manager certainly laid out a thorough and a compelling case, and if the president hopes to be exonerated, his advocates are going to have to bring a very strong counter argument.
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One criticism of Denk has been that it is adding to social divisions in the Netherlands (the counter-argument being that they are drawing attention—and proposing solutions—to divisions that already exist).
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There is the counter-argument that if the Clinton rates were the "going" rate, then in fact the other "discounted" rate could in fact encourage challengers and empower those with less money to spend.
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George Clooney has a counter-argument for those who believe celebrities shouldn't speak out about politics — that President Donald Trump and chief strategist Steve Bannon are also members of the so-called Hollywood elite.
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But there is also a counter argument that the measures likely to be implemented won't make too much difference, as they are being imposed by countries that don't actually buy that much steel from China.
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"We need for the right people to see the right dots, so they can connect them, but the counter argument is you increase the insider risk and that compromise has a greater impact," Taddeo said.
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The counter argument made by leaders in both states is that Iowa and New Hampshire have deep tradition of town halls and retail politics -- requiring presidential candidates to meet everyday voters and take their questions.
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"All I said going into it was if there's a critical voice, I would like an opportunity to make a counter-argument, that's really the only request I had for the entire process," Fairey says.
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" "It's possible to make the counter argument," he added, "that if you pay now, the target and similar companies win a reprieve to plug security holes and fight another day while minimizing immediate collateral damage.
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While Democrats have boiled down their counter argument to a frequently repeated three-word slogan — "do your job" — Republicans say Democrats would have the same strategy if the situation were reversed, under a GOP president.
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The counter-argument is that gold has a very long history, an extraordinary durability and a great inherent beauty which lends it enduring lustre, while bitcoin is just a clever piece of open-source software.
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There is a counter-argument, which is that ravenous mobs of private investors would swoop into Facebook and force the company to steal even more data from users to sell to advertisers if Zuckerberg lost control.
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This has never been a very good counter-argument, but it's especially bad when you remember that the story dominating the news is based on emails Trump's son released himself, supposedly because transparency proves his innocence.
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After all, the counter-argument about VIP care goes something like: If hospitals provide better care for VIPs, then they will donate more, and ultimately that means hospitals can provide better care for more ordinary people.
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Shutdown could delay challenge of FCC's net neutrality rollback A counter-argument filed immediately by industry group INCOMPAS pointed out that during previous shutdowns, the court had not granted such requests and should stick to that precedent.
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This continues a trend of record low sea ice in the Antarctic over the past several years, reversing previous record highs that were frequently pointed to by climate change skeptics as a counter-argument to global warming.
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While publications recently touted a study that found "trolls are even more hostile when they're using their real names," the support in favor of the counter argument "anonymity promotes online bullying" is far more prevalent, substantial and logical.
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While those on the political left continue to vilify those on the right as caring only about the wealthy, they should answer not with a counter-argument but with the real-world uplift that their strategies can accomplish.
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An argument can be made on price that the Gear VR ($99) is significantly cheaper than the iPhone and a counter-argument can be made that the original iPhones we're only available through a 2-year AT&T subscription.
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However the counter argument, as Koum has noted, is that any deliberate weakening of security systems to afford access to specific authorities also opens the door to exploit by hackers — thereby posing a security risk to all users of a service.
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WILLIAMS: So Jesse, I mean, the counter argument and the one I feel to heart is the president often speaks of immigrants as if they&aposre all gang members, all criminals, and making his argument against -- WATTERS: No, he doesn&apost.
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But the counter-argument is that regardless of what happens with Uber or WeWork, there is so much capital looking for returns in a low-interest rate environment, that Silicon Valley tech startups won't be starved for funds anytime soon.
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It seemed lost on Trump that he was calling on these countries to do more on North Korea, even as he neatly articulated the counter-argument: Why should they do something that's in the United States's interest and not theirs?
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Rand Paul on civil liberties issues, could be persuaded either by the argument that delegates should be free to vote their conscience or by the counter argument that the votes cast by Republicans in the primaries should be upheld by the delegates.
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The counter argument to this is that the FAA puts a several-mile no-fly zone around rocket launches, and SpaceX's helicopter naturally has to stay very far away from the landing site to keep from being knocked out of the sky.
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"The counter-argument is that the deterioration in these four indicators might be due to temporary factors ... namely, U.S. dollar strength and the drop in the oil price." a team at the German lender, led by Sebastian Raedler, said in a new note Tuesday.
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It's less like living in a democracy than being a child trapped in a house where there is an abusive and unpredictable father, who will brook no reason, respect no counter-argument, admit no error, and always, always up the ante until catastrophe inevitably strikes.
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The counter-argument is that as long as Russia builds all the 212 deployed missiles and bombers it is allowed under the New START treaty, America's land-based force will still be needed—if only as a "sink" providing targets to absorb a nuclear strike.
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This is going to be an uphill fight Allowing more choice in cable boxes is great but the cable companies actually have a strong counter-argument: they've been making apps for all kinds of devices that let consumers access their TV services, like Comcast's X1 app.
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Where the Arctic provided scientists with a concrete and well documented example of the dire consequences of climate change, increasing sea ice around Antarctica was frequently pointed to by climate change skeptics as a counter-argument, But research published on Monday shows things have taken a dramatic turn.
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Read: The Mueller report makes a damning case that Trump obstructed justice "They apparently believe they have an effective counter-argument, or at least one that muddies the water, and that by pushing it out there, they can make Mueller look either less competent or less fair," Arenberg said.
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The counter-argument to this, which I discussed in my column last week, is that having a spoiler stop Trump might be worse for the Republican Party in the longer run, and by extension for the country as well, than if Trump simply loses to Hillary head-to-head.
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My counter-argument as a prosecutor would be that AMI recognized that Bezos' investigation might have led to the discovery of information that (1) would have had value to Bezos in his ongoing public relations battle and potential lawsuit against AMI, and (2) would have been damaging to AMI.
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For those of us whose MMA fandom was always a conflicted state, who troubled themselves trying to reconcile their love of the sport with their moral abhorrence of human violence, Anderson Silva was proof of something higher in the sport's soul, the perpetual counter-argument to the brutishness of MMA.
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It has been written that Seaman was "a staunch anti-Nazi", though a letter to his mother in which he praises Hitler's effect upon the German people, and muses that the Fuhrer should take over Austria so that they would "sit up and pull themselves together" offers a viable counter argument.
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GLENN THRUSH: The counter-argument is Cruz--in terms of his mainstream acceptability, Cruz is probably at his apex because he's right now being--you know, if you looked at the exits from Wisconsin, so many people who voted for him identified themselves as an anti-Trump voter-- TIM MILLER: Mm-hmm.
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Iran's counter-argument at the meeting was that Saudi Arabia has raised its output by almost 1 million bpd since 2014, and is now trying to convince others it would cut output by 400,000 bpd to get a deal, though in reality Riyadh has already won extra production and revenue, according to OPEC sources.
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The Chinese counter-argument, from an op-ed in the Communist Party-linked Global Times: "China is merely doing business with Latin America and all the trade ties are based on the countries' free will and for mutual benefit ... However, the U.S. has long seen Latin America as its backyard," it said, per CNBC.
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" Still, with a majority of independents and many Republicans in the Post poll notably dissatisfied with the way the economy has treated them, there is a counter argument for Democrats to make when the president again turns to what he called on election night the "forgotten men and women of our country" and tries to claim "promises made, promises kept.
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When Trump blasted China – a populist no-brainer for core GOP voters – and promised to impose tariffs to combat Beijing trade manipulation, Bush responded with a fact-based (and politically unappealing) counter-argument: "There will be retaliation," he said, relating the nearly-unanimous opinion of policy makers on both sides of the aisle that Beijing would strike back with equally painful sanctions.
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Known "A Song of Ice and Fire" expert and one of the moderators of the /r/asoiaf subreddit, BryndenBFish, laid out the counter-argument to this on Twitter: In the book series, Bran has a small "whisper" moment with Ned Stark — similar to the scene in "Game of Thrones" when Bran yells "father!" at young Ned and he turns around.
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This cements concerns over the phrasing of a clause in the bill that refers to the 'removal of electronic protection', which critics, including from the technology and security industries, have long been warning risks outlawing the use of strong encryption in the UK. The government's counter argument has been that there should be no safe spaces for terrorists and criminals to operate online, i.e.
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The only counter argument to this happy picture is all of recorded history; for, as survey research has repeatedly shown, the result of putting into the conversation dangerous and scurrilous views is that those views receive a broader distribution than they otherwise could have hoped for, and are taken up by people who would never have heard of them had they not been indiscriminately published.
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The Journal's counter-argument is a straightforward endorsement of exactly that approach: Trumpism too shall pass, the editorial avers, and in the mean time the important thing is to maintain the purity of Journal-approved conservatism, and to refuse any aid and comfort to all those deviationists and splittists who think that the party might not have exactly the right economic agenda for the voters and the times.
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The barrage of big, serious voices—from Barack Obama with his "back of the queue" jibe to Mark Carney and most of those businesses to have taken a stance—has highlighted the Out campaign's dilettantish inability to answer basic questions about Britain's economic future outside the EU. When it moans that the deck is stacked against it and that devastating projections like those released by the Treasury on Monday are a stitch-up, that is in substitute for a credible, detailed counter-argument.
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