Sentence examples for uphill situation from inspiring English sources

"Last Resort" faced an uphill situation from the start because it fell outside the mold for almost all of ABC's current successes: it was not aimed specifically at women.

In a paper published in the Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Mr. Du and two co-authors estimated that the diversion project would reduce the flow of the middle and lower stretches of the Han significantly, "leading to an uphill situation for the prevention of water pollution and ecological protection".

"It's gunna be an uphill situation for him, because unfortunately there's not a lot of open-mindedness... He'll give a good speech, but all they'll think about is where he came from".

"We didn't start, we were lackadaisical and lost a goal after two minutes, and you give yourself an uphill fight with that situation.

O'Mara could understand campaigners' concerns, he continued, but they would have an "uphill battle" to alter the situation, as "it is so entrenched".

However, to represent to the best extent, the real life situation where flat, uphill and downhill walking are all utilized, we included all those states into our main Actigraph PA threshold analysis.

Pointing out that Mr. Kornheiser titled one of his books "Bald as I Wanna Be," Mr. Martin said, "It just makes every situation seem like an uphill fight, no matter how well things are going.

Despite its internal efforts to address the situation, Google may face an uphill battle in Germany overcoming skepticism about its intentions.

Later, as he walked uphill to retrieve drinking water, the futility of the situation became too much to bear.

In the Discussion, we consider how this model can be extended to the situation where there are many different competing uphill paths and valleys, and to broader fitness valleys involving multiple intermediate genotypes.

Maximum of dorsiflexion is needed during many activities of daily living such as climbing on a stool, rising from a chair, walking downstairs, walking uphill, rising from floor etc. Problems in those situations remind the patient of the injury and would thus be reflected in the score.