Sentence examples similar to has navigated difficulties from inspiring English sources

And once you've navigated your way through all the difficulties thrown up by a particular book, and done it again and again, that's where your confidence is drawn from.

And with memory, how could I not remember the suffering and difficulties that all of our queer lives have navigated?

Plenty of other states have navigated splits.

Some of this unhappiness is due to the difficulty people have navigating federal Web sites, highlighting the strong impact that digital services can have on overall customer satisfaction.

Each character has difficulty navigating the new realities.

Having lived in New York, I treasure the funky old out-of-compliance stores, where even a non-handicapped person has difficulty navigating the aisles.

A few days after not spending $1,458 on airline tickets, I had difficulties navigating Restoration Hardware's site.

If consumers have difficulties navigating the individual-based market as many suspect they will, the aggravation could later make a single-payer approach more palatable.

A split between mental health and other health care might sometimes simplify the organisation of services, but it is not in the interest of marginalised groups who have difficulties navigating complicated health care systems and whose main and initial focus is often obtaining care for general health problems rather than mental health care.

Lars would have difficulty navigating the social world, they learned, and might never be completely independent.

Some robotic vacuums' infrared systems have difficulty navigating on dark floors.