As a result, Mr. Bond has argued, barge operators would have difficulty navigating the river.
Lars would have difficulty navigating the social world, they learned, and might never be completely independent.
But even rape survivors who are currently enrolled students state that they have had difficulty navigating the form.
Its landing page is not quite intuitive, and some users may at first have difficulty navigating it.
Some of the older island residents, who are used to parking in front of stores, have had difficulty navigating the new parking garages added during the construction.
She shaped some slower, more lyrical moments with sensitivity; in others she had difficulty navigating between extremes of volume, making the voice seem either to vanish or to blare out suddenly.
"My So-Called Life," which débuted on ABC that August and won Danes the first of her four Golden Globe awards the next year, more or less mirrored her own stressful experience of junior high in New York, where she had difficulty "navigating the social seas".
Indeed, scientists beginning to investigate rice have difficulty navigating such a complex internet landscape.
Even those with good technical qualifications may still have difficulty navigating the complexities of the trust document and being equally impartial to all beneficiaries.
