Sentence examples for and difficult to navigate from inspiring English sources

It can be maddeningly slow and difficult to navigate.

Some of the Web sites are cluttered and difficult to navigate.

"It takes us into an interesting and difficult to navigate intellectual space," he says.

Slow and difficult to navigate, but carries lively and independent content.

The very size of the market can make it daunting and difficult to navigate.

I think it's confusing and difficult to navigate, but that's what we have at the moment".

The immigration-justice system is notoriously unjust and difficult to navigate.

Still, some VOD interfaces are poorly promoted and difficult to navigate.

University libraries' online catalogues have been criticised for being non-intuitive and difficult to navigate.

Neil Genzlinger's column of Nov. 24 perpetuates the myth that mazes can be mysterious and difficult to navigate.

"The process of voting (in a primary, especially) in New York is challenging and difficult to navigate," she said.