Sentence examples for considered difficult to navigate from inspiring English sources
But the system is widely considered difficult to navigate and few people have successfully appealed their cases.
Though the Obama administration has proposed an overhaul of the process, the existing system is widely considered difficult to navigate.
Chris Carter from Destructoid noted that the game's intricacies are described in messages on the in-game phone, which he considered difficult to navigate and read, and that the messages were often insufficiently clear and detailed.
BMW's iDrive, which centered around using a puck-type controller to navigate infotainment features, was considered difficult to use initially but has improved considerably in recent years.
The process, known as a "defense to repayment claim," has rarely been used and is widely considered to be difficult to navigate.
The process, known as a "defense to repayment claim," has rarely been used and is widely considered to be complicated and difficult to navigate.
