Sentence examples for not easy to navigate from inspiring English sources

"The commercial fishing industry is not easy to navigate.

He added: "It's not easy to navigate your way in troubled waters.

Yet the ever-changing rules still are not easy to navigate.

To be sure, many developing countries are not easy to navigate.

China's version of a green-card program is not easy to navigate, Chinese lawyers and academics say.

However, most of the accomplished and on-going road projects information is not highly available and not easy to navigate in the current website.

Oliver's shows are joyful affairs, but that week joy wasn't easy to navigate.

But despite the large screen, it wasn't easy to navigate through the numerous contacts in my phone book.

The quality was patchy, the site wasn't easy to navigate, the page design was flat and dull, and About.com had an annoying habit of "framing" other sites.

"Our process to sponsor an individual athlete isn't easy to navigate," admits a USOC spokeswoman.

Twitter currently lists applications and also has a wiki-based directory of Twitter-related sites and apps, but it's layout isn't easy to navigate.