Sentence examples for make mountaineering from inspiring English sources
6 7 8 These factors, and the increasing popularity of the sport, make mountaineering mishaps a growing public health concern for local municipalities and responsible government agencies.
Modern warfare has made amphibious operations easier to the same degree that it has made mountaineering harder.
Operators say a lack of basic infrastructure makes mountaineering expensive in this part of the country compared to the established areas such as Everest.
Two of them, William F. Unsoeld and Thomas F. Hornbein, made mountaineering history by ascending the West Ridge, which until then had been considered unclimbable.
That is a figure which in Ecuador still seems far off but Juliana García's passion for making mountaineering accessible to everyone regardless of gender is overriding.
Magnets in outdoor clothing and on phone covers raise the risk of hillwalkers making navigational errors, Mountaineering Scotland has warned.
People don't do mountaineering holidays, they go mountaineering.
It is an autobiographical account of his adventures in the Hindu Kush, around the Nuristan mountains of Afghanistan, ostensibly to make the first mountaineering ascent of Mir Samir.
But mountains like Everest sometimes bite back at their challengers, in ways that make those who love mountaineering question the fashionable turn their sport has taken in recent years, when high technology, clothing and equipment have made it far easier to climb the highest mountains, but also easier to get into situations that can be suddenly fatal.
For generations, thousands of ethnic Sherpas, many of whom also use Sherpa as a surname, have made their living working on mountaineering expeditions as guides, porters or cooks.
