Sentences with phrase «sometimes uphill battle»

Your TV is used to display the camera feed and as you progress, especially with more enemies attempting to break into Corneria Precious Metals Ltd, it can be a challenge and sometimes an uphill battle.

If you decide that the world of social media self - promotion, long hours, exciting break - throughs and the sometimes uphill battle of self - publishing is not for you, shopping your book to literary agents and / or publishing houses is what you'll need to do.

Explaining the concept is sometimes an uphill battle — at first anyway.

Not exact matches

«There's always gonna be another mountain I'm always gonna wan na make it move Always gonna be an uphill battle Sometimes I'm gonna have to lose

«Amendments to the bill face an uphill battle, says John Coffee Jr., a professor at Columbia University Law School who testified in favor of bananas yesterday, «but they sometimes win.»

So have aspects of the Terrible Twos, fighting the uphill battle of keeping a newborn from getting sick when your eldest has spiked a scary fever, cats seeming to punch into their night shifts for mayhem the second the whole house goes quiet at bedtime, and the proven fact that things will sometimes be simply out of our control in this household for awhile.

Having waited months, sometimes years, for a donor and survived major surgery, transplant patients face an uphill battle to prevent their immune systems from rejecting their new organ.

You want to be healthy, but sometimes it seems like being healthy is a constant uphill battle.

Sometimes it feels like an uphill, self - abuse battle.

Finding cookware that is eco-friendly sometimes feels like an uphill battle.

I love maxi dresses but sometimes with maxi skirts it's an uphill battle.

Sometimes their insurance company represents them, and if so, you face an uphill battle to recover adequate compensation.

It can sometimes be an uphill battle if you are not well prepared for the challenges that face you.»

«Any ability that buyers have to assist with current down payment requirements is positive — especially when we consider our region's first - time buyers who are sometimes facing an uphill battle as to whether to continue paying escalating rents, or save towards a down payment on a home,» said Matthew Gardner, chief economist at Windermere Real Estate, covering the Seattle market.