Sentence examples for and tricky to navigate from inspiring English sources

Legitimate Muslim LGBTQ advocacy organizations exist, but their websites are difficult to find and tricky to navigate.

The student-loan scheme is extremely complicated and convoluted and tricky to navigate, even for sophisticated and educated borrowers.

These important changes in life have a major impact on us and are tricky to navigate.

But the broad topic of fertility and environmentalism can be tricky to navigate; it's prone to being misunderstood or carrying negative connotations.

While the Internet is a veritable source of all information, if not knowledge, lack of control mechanism and checkpoints makes it tricky to navigate the stormy ocean of information.

The map is hard to decipher and the world can be tricky to navigate, as side-quests ask you to find "Timers & More" or "North Wind Ramen" without telling you much about where to find them.

A parfait of poached lobster with baby artichokes and a lemon crème fraîche vinaigrette came in a V-shaped glass with a yucca chip deployed to look like a straw; it was clever and tasty, if a bit tricky to navigate without spilling.

Travelzoo Tip: Roads across the country are tricky to navigate and difficult to drive on.

The gap between bonafide movie stars and emerging talent can be tricky to navigate during awards season.

China's corporate culture and regulatory environment will also be tricky to navigate.

But streets that looked clean and dry were patchy with black ice, tricky to navigate even in my trusty Uggs.