Sentence examples for difficult to navigate the from inspiring English sources

She found it difficult to navigate the subway or to find Internet access.

It soon became difficult to navigate the alleys because of the scattered merchandise.

Emergency efforts were hampered when fire engines found it difficult to navigate the narrow alleys of the Lalita Park neighborhood.

"In the past, companies have found it difficult to navigate the labyrinthian system of the Board of Education".

Public-private beaches are difficult to navigate; the private-property and public-easement lines are invisible, and the legal boundaries of the public lands change every hour.

It can certainly be difficult to navigate the world of health foods, especially given the loads of differing information out there.

Roads are damaged, dangerous and difficult to navigate — like "the surface of the moon," according to one resident — and in some places, the roadways remain impassible.

It's going to be difficult to navigate via the noise until the Fed finally becomes very clear as to whether it's going to be dovish or hawkish.

Direct access via S3 protocols would make the data difficult to navigate since the S3 names are UUIDs combined with our given names.

If you find the maps difficult to navigate or the information confusing, pick a different book.

As with most other head-worn displays I've tried, I found the setup unwieldy and its method of showing images in the air around me difficult to navigate on the first try.