Sentence examples for daunting to navigate the from inspiring English sources
We both have found that the life of a physician-scientist is incredibly rewarding, but we recognize that it is often daunting to navigate the long path toward becoming one, particularly if you are not exposed to mentors or role models in college or even earlier.
Stein compared plays to landscapes, and many of hers are just assemblages of words, dense or spare expanses of verbal terrain that are as daunting to navigate on the page as they surely are to put onstage.
If You Go Suriname has vast tracts of unspoiled wilderness that can be a bit daunting to navigate.
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You can see why people might find it daunting to navigate a gluten-free diet.
But the lack of jobs, and the cost of cars and gas to navigate the stretched-out landscape, made even the first steps into the real world daunting, if not unmanageable.
You learn how to navigate the system".
Libyans gradually learned to navigate the violence.
Our job is to navigate the road.
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