Sentence examples for increasingly uphill from inspiring English sources

Responding to IS will be an increasingly uphill battle.

Outside the Supreme Court, where the sidewalk was thick with rainbow-colored flags, Brian Brown, the head of the National Organization for Marriage, acknowledged that his group's fight against same-sex marriage was increasingly uphill.

His strategy of late has been to burn up the phones and meet in private with lawmakers in the city while others fight the increasingly uphill battle of selling the plan in Albany.

Suren Thiru, head of economics at the British Chambers of Commerce, a business lobby group, said fixing the public finances by further reducing the deficit would be "an increasingly uphill task" if economic growth slowed in the coming months.

And sure enough, despite Trump not appearing to have dragged down his fellow Republicans too much (if at all), the GOP finds itself with what seems to be an increasingly uphill battle to retain the Senate, with five days left.

It's not for a lack of functionality, which is only increasing as more apps for Glass arrive, but because it's fighting an increasingly uphill battle around perception.

Others may know a dumpster fire as a disastrously mishandled situation, for example: the dismantling of the Affordable Care Act, or the most recent iteration of the Muslim ban, or the stripping away of protections and rights for trans students, or let's just say the increasingly-uphill struggle for equality particularly among women and marginalized communities in 2017.

In fairness, Primary Data and other data virtualization upstarts face an increasingly daunting uphill battle, as virtualization giants like Dell's VMware have continued to grow stronger and the data storage market more broadly continues to consolidate.

Walk or run uphill.

Apple continued to fight the charges despite what increasingly looked like uphill odds.

It increasingly looks like an uphill battle.