Sentence examples for more difficult climb from inspiring English sources

Senate Democrats hope to recapture the Senate in 2002, and House Democrats, who face a more difficult climb, are still striving to reclaim their power.

Most nonpartisan analysts now say that Senate control has become a more difficult climb for Republicans than at the start of the election cycle, while Democrats face a similarly tough mission in the House.

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

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.

The more difficult the climb, the more practiced and disciplined the climber should be.

Today, few African elephants with tusks of this size exist in the wild as a result of ivory poaching". Pakistan: K2 is second to Mount Everest in terms of height above sea level, yet it is considered more difficult to climb.

If you don't have that, it's far more difficult to climb permanently out of poverty.

Mr Sherpa also says it will become more difficult to climb the world's highest mountain, and that mountaineers will need to have advanced technical skills before attempting it.

Yet it is a rare chance to see some of the longest glaciers in the Himalayas and stand at the base of a formidable mountain that you can brag is more difficult to climb – largely due to a lack of infrastructure – than Everest.

As Sawhill puts it: "When the rungs of the ladder are far apart, it becomes more difficult to climb the ladder".

If you start your career underpaid, it's that much more difficult to climb the salary ladder, so don't sell yourself short at the beginning.