Sentence examples for difficult to push up from inspiring English sources

But it was incredibly difficult to push up a hill.

If they are too difficult to push up, apply less pressure.

"If you have inappropriate monetary policy, all the macroprudential instruments in the world will find it very difficult to push water up hill".

"It's difficult to push a boulder up a hill, recognizing that we'll never get there," Mr. Steel, the embattled general manager and artistic director of New York City Opera, said over lunch near Lincoln Center the other day.

The device is difficult to push uphill, so Olinger will walk up hills on the course without assistance.

And looming large are the November elections, in which every Assembly seat and half the Senate seats will be up for grabs, which could make it more difficult to push through controversial proposals.

Mr. Obama appears to recognize that the follow-up treaty he once envisioned with Russia now may be too difficult to push through the Senate.

If the friction force is too high, it will be difficult to push the object.

It's more difficult to push and to try to be aggressive.

"It's difficult to push transboundary environmental programs when the institutions don't exist to carry them out," he said.

Slightly push up with your left stick, and push your right stick to the right.