Sentence examples for challenge to navigate from inspiring English sources

Compared with the lazy, scenic paddle out, it was an intense challenge to navigate and pick out the right incoming swell.

Road crews operate at a steady clip, making it a challenge to navigate some streets, and many palazzi in the historic center are still covered in scaffolding.

Those diesel-powered rigs, he said, get closer to 20 m.p.g. on the highway, and aren't as much of a challenge to navigate in and out of tight spaces.

Extreme weather conditions, however, make the region a challenge to navigate and develop.

Change, even for the better, is always a challenge to navigate.

The X factor is a challenge to navigate in any relationship.

Initially he finds the escalators rather challenging to navigate but has recently purchased his first Oyster card.

They face higher fares, steeper fees and new challenges to navigate, even as their corporations insist that employees stretch travel dollars more than ever.

The 1050's onscreen menu hierarchy is exceptionally complex, and the controls you use to fine-tune other image settings are challenging to navigate even with bare hands.

It is possible, then, that the block one lives on may have been plowed or salted by a sanitation truck, and been recorded as such by the department, but it could still be challenging to navigate.

This will inevitably lead to a higher compliance bar across the sector and there will definitely some thorny legal challenges to navigate (like the proposed consent requirement for profiling in the new regulation) but I predict that organisations that embrace transparency, choice, data minimisation and smart design will find a path through to growth and profit.