Sentence examples for difficult to climb from inspiring English sources

Frail elderly individuals would find it difficult to climb onto a nonadjustable exam table.

It was difficult to climb up to and to sit up in.

Technically, the world's tallest mountain is not especially difficult to climb.

In this Hyrule, the rain makes stone surfaces slick and difficult to climb.

It was also selected because it is impossible to sit on and very difficult to climb.

"I think we are in a liquidity trap to some extent and it's very difficult to climb out of it".

It's difficult enough to climb this route with a full-suspension mountain bike on a summer's day.

Raising the funds for the daily operational tasks has always been a challenge, so setting off to raise £35m was probably the single most difficult wall to climb.

Because K2 is prone to frequent and severe storms that make the already treacherous climbing conditions on its slopes even more challenging and humans find functioning at such high elevations difficult it is one of the world's most difficult mountains to climb.

RS: And just, again, looking at your trajectory of great success as a student, as a scholar, as a doctor, you're able to--you know, this is a difficult terrain to climb, to get to be a graduate of Harvard and of Harvard Medical School and all these things.

Unlike Murphy, who has found it more difficult to walk, climb stairs and travel, Kiner, 80, is not ready to step away.