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Meanings of uphill struggle in anglès

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Usage of uphill struggle in anglès
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But boosting the pace of productivity gains could be an uphill struggle.
Reuters
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Pessimists talk of a house divided and a needlessly uphill struggle.
The Guardian
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And presently the old veteran wearied of the eternal uphill struggle.
His Dog
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Still, a deal between Marine Harvest and Cermaq could be an uphill struggle.
Reuters
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It is an uphill struggle but plagiarism.org has taken the first resolute step.
Financial Crime and Corruption
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But getting mainstream shops to stock it was an uphill struggle.
The Guardian
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Stitching the promised legacy-land back into its surroundings has been an uphill struggle.
The Guardian
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Never were devotion and uphill struggle against doubts of success more bitterly repaid.
Letters to His Son, 1746-47 / On the Fine Art of Becoming a Man ...
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His Tour is not over but he faces an uphill struggle.
The Guardian
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They have therefore faced an uphill struggle for wider acceptance in the real economy.
Reuters
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But officials admit it will be an uphill struggle to combat deeply ingrained traditions.
Reuters
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He did his best to remedy these defects, but it was an uphill struggle.
The Guardian
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She knows this is going to be an uphill struggle.
The Guardian
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But Seif will have an uphill struggle to secure endorsement at Thursday's formal meeting.
Reuters
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But some experts believe UCB will face an uphill struggle to differentiate its product.
Reuters
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It will be an uphill struggle for Clinton there if she wins the nomination.
Reuters
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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