Sentence examples for difficult to climb in from inspiring English sources

Two have cracked, and another has swollen and bellied in an angle difficult to climb in our rubber boots.

Additionally, many boats float so high on the water (freeboard) that it is difficult to climb in or haul people in without assistance.

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

Mount Everest is difficult to get to and more difficult to climb, even with the great advances made in equipment, transportation, communications, and weather forecasting since the first major expeditions in the 1920s.

"It's difficult to climb out of the hole we're in" without bringing down the foreclosure rate and helping homeowners to stay in existing mortgages.

Pigeon-holed in these positions, professional Latinas find it difficult to climb the leadership latter.

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

"Technically, K2 is more difficult to climb than Mount Everest, because the topmost slopes are so steep," Professor Desio said in 1955.

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

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

It can be so difficult to climb up on a sofa that several people told me they won't do it in mixed company.