uphill struggle造句

But it will be an uphill struggle.

More sustainable building is taking place, but green architecture still faces an uphill struggle.

In fact, even the pre-1998 borrowers may face an uphill struggle to get any money back.

peRSUADING drivers to give up their cars in favour of public transport has always been an uphill struggle.

If we see anything like what happened in Brazil itself, feeding the world in 2050 will not look like the uphill struggle it appears to be now.

It can be an uphill struggle to convince people in Western countries that Confucianism can offer a progressive and humane path to political reform in China.

Such stories mark a big turnaround for diasporas, which over the last century have often had to wage an uphill struggle against time and geography.

At the same time, some funds are succeeding in persuading existing investors to cough up more capital, although this typically is an uphill struggle.

All this would have made the election an uphill struggle for Mr Meek in the best of years, let alone when weighed down by the weak economy and general disenchantment with the Democrats.