Sentence examples for the difficulty of navigating from inspiring English sources

What can be done about the difficulty of navigating Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport?

The police have taken to foot patrols, given the difficulty of navigating the streets.

It alerts the company to issues it may not have considered, like the difficulty of navigating carpet with a wheelchair.

Indiana proves to be a very different world, though the difficulty of navigating high school cliques and crushes is probably pretty similar everywhere.

If there are 1.6 million people in our prisons, there are millions more who are left behind without any services to provide for the difficulty of navigating society when a family member is incarcerated.

Similarly, when my wife Raychel and I visited the National Aquarium in Baltimore a couple years ago, I found myself overwhelmed by the crowds and the difficulty of navigating them.

But they noted the difficulties of navigating the conflicting laws of the United States and China.

Nintendo's challenges highlight the difficulties of navigating a fast-changing industry.

But in a sign of the headwinds he encountered at Olympus, Mr. Woodford, in an interview published recently, described the difficulties of navigating Japan's closed corporate culture.

In an age when space flight has come to seem almost routine, it is easy to overlook the dangers of travel by rocket and the difficulties of navigating the fierce outer atmosphere of the Earth.

1. MESS AT MICHIGAN WILL BE HARD TO CLEAN UP Dave Brandon, the new athletic director, discovered the difficulties of navigating the back channels of hiring and firing a football coach.