Sentence examples for climb facing from inspiring English sources

This is a complaint players in those countries have made too, but the problems, Foudy said, are indicative of the uphill climb facing FIFA as it tries to emphasize the growth of women's soccer worldwide.

It also re-emphasizes, despite the faith in the power of marketing, the steep climb faced by shows with bad reviews trying to return their investment.

There was a "considerable" chance of them that day, Mr. Darbellay said, though the risks were mitigated by two factors: our climb faced north, and most of it was not too steep, less than 30 degrees.

The company's marketing features black and white images of Rapha-clad models toiling up iconic climbs, faces contorted in pain.

Most of the time it helps to climb down facing the tree rather than trying to climb outwards.

Streb's plan had been to have dancers climb the ladder as it revolved, even when they were upside down, but so far no one has been able to climb while facing the ground.

"In physics this comes through unraveling the deepest secrets of how nature works, and in climbing by facing the unfolding challenges of an ascent through unknown territory".

That's pretty slow, unless you're climbing or facing a tough wind.

Farther to the south, beyond the Magdalen Chapel (built between 1541 and 1544)—the last of Edinburgh's pre-Reformation churches and now ironically owned by the Scottish Reformation Society the town slowly climbed the facing slope of the adjacent moorland.

Mr. Paterson himself could stand to benefit from Wall Street, considering the uphill climb he faces in next year's election.

In his victory speech, Mr. Paladino alluded to the uphill climb he faces in taking on Mr. Cuomo and repairing the state's battered finances.