Sentence examples for laboring uphill from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, I have spent too much time around professional cycling (not to be confused with amateur cycling), where prominent cyclists blame the pollen that blew into their nasal passages while they were laboring uphill in the Alps.

They labored uphill through snow until daybreak, when the company broke into smaller patrols above 9,200 feet.

Countering the fossil fuel industry's appeal to organized labor is an uphill battle for Green New Deal advocates.

On the trip back, which was more uphill, the engine labored and the car barely reached its federal 40 m.p.g.

As Clinton experienced, Obama has an uphill battle with Congress; labor unions, environmental activists, and consumer groups also have numerous objections to the Pacific trade deal.

With the high cost of land, water and labor in Hawaii, agriculture faces an uphill battle to be competitive and could require Ellison to continuously subsidize it to make it work on Lanai.

[C1.] Uphill Battle for Telecommunications Unions As organized labor continues to struggle nationwide, few industries are slipping as quickly as telecommunications.

Millennials have an uphill battle in turning around the decline of labor.

Los Angeles consultant Larry Grisolano won the uphill fight against Proposition 75, which was the most direct threat to labor's political sway and was considered the most challenging of the contests.

But the broad scope of the plan, with measures range from scaling back the state to accelerating privatizations to loosening labor laws, as well as its rigidly drawn timetable, makes its passage in Parliament an uphill battle.

Suffice it to say that is going to be an uphill battle and is obviously not an ideal fight to be waging when the labor movement is also trying to help the Democrats retake Congress and, eventually, unseat Trump.