Sentences with phrase «face tough climb»
By Felicia Sonmez December 8, 2010; 10:22 AM ET Categories: House Save & Share: Previous: Democrats face tough climb back to the House majority in 2012 Next: Emmer concedes, redistricting battlefield set
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Still the conference has confounded the remaining 26 Democrats, who face a tougher climb in regaining power thanks to bloc.
Not exact matches
Often facing social and economic discrimination, the climb is tough.
The Gunners need a strong finish to the season to have any hopes of climbing their way back inside the top - four, and in - turn qualify for next term's Champions League competition, and face a tough task away to the Saints.
Back - to - back Premier League wins have seen Tottenham climb the table, but we now we face our toughest test of the season as its Man Utd vs Spurs.
The rossoneri fell 2 - 0 in the first leg at home to Arsenal and face a tough uphill climb ahead.
But the measure faces a significantly tougher climb in the Democratic - controlled Assembly.
As the story begins, Madeline is warned from the beginning that climbing this mountain will be a tough challenge, but it is simply not related to the actual climb, but also to the mental stress that one might face during this journey.
Millennials, in particular, are facing a tougher uphill climb as they face a tougher job market and big student loan bills.
... 【 Climb 】 stairs in front of the character or 【 go straight 】...... 【 Go back 】 the same street or 【 go straight ahead 】...... Face a battle with a tough enemy 【 as it is 】 or 【 with improved fighting capability 】... ▼ Many treasures may be found in dungeons!?