Sentence examples for complex to navigate from inspiring English sources

Aboriginal protocols are complex to navigate, and informed much of our process.

She admits to being fazed by the office telephones, which she finds complex to navigate for conference calls.

Like any large institution, the bureaucracy can be frustratingly complex to navigate and the pace of change can feel glacial.

Although complex to navigate without guidance, Sikander intended for the piece to be a meditation on "the dissonance and disruption [from the] power tensions that have characterised [the Persian Gulf's] modern history as a British protectorate and the U.A.E's establishment as a nation state in 1971".

Although complex to navigate without guidance, Sikander intended for the piece to be a meditation on "the dissonance and disruption [from the] power tensions that have characterized [the Persian Gulf's] modern history as a British protectorate and the U.A.E's establishment as a nation state in 1971".

"Where you go depends on your age, your postcode, your diagnosis, any number of conditions that make it horribly complex to navigate which must make very little sense if you're a patient and is pretty bloody annoying if you're on the professional side".

For charities who find this an incredibly complex maze to navigate, the key starting point in any discussion is to distinguish between social investment into charities (and charities needing to have sufficient investment readiness) and those investments made by a charity for the purposes of financial return and furthering the charities aims.

Patients must make sense of increasingly complex information to navigate their health and the health care system, with limited opportunity to do so in clinical settings.

But like any firm that grows exponentially, eBay of late is suffering its growing pains some users might say "agony"–from revamps that have rendered the site much more complex, harder to navigate and slower to utilize.

Some consumer advocates raised concerns that the waiver process was too complex for people to navigate.

The range of small local organisations working on domestic violence in any one area can seem complex and hard to navigate.