Sentence examples for obstacle to navigate from inspiring English sources

It would be one more obstacle to navigate.

But to the residents of Fort Greene, on whose western edge the campus has stood since the 1960s, it is little more than an obstacle to navigate around, its high walls and guarded gates precluding shortcuts through its flower-lined walkways.

There are other obstacles to navigate.

"And it is very difficult for drones to fly in urban environments," where there are vast numbers of obstacles to navigate, and turbulent airflow to cope with.

Cohabiting is one of the trickiest obstacles to navigate in any relationship.

Understanding that there will always be obstacles to navigate will keep you flexible, adaptable, and ready when the unexpected happens.

Krutka et al. (2014) found similar obstacles to navigating online reflection among pre-service teachers, but also found that these teachers valued peer feedback and the collaborative aspects of online communication.

Mario games, however, like other great single-player video games, are based on the relationship between the gamer and the distant creators, in this case, the designers who devise a new batch of obstacle courses to navigate in each sequel.

The trip meant that Ms. Rice, and not the secretary of state, was the first top Bush foreign policy official to visit Moscow, whose opposition to a missile shield is a critical obstacle to be navigated.

If the middle division does not contain any obstacles within a range of 1 m (note that the 1 m range is based on the interview results in the "User requirements elicitation study" section), the walking path directly in front of the user is clear of obstacles and safe to navigate.

There's a dangerous course of obstacles you need to navigate if you're going to survive alive in CP and the first is in your way before you are even born.