Sentence examples for tough to navigate from inspiring English sources
It was street warfare in my nostrils, unpredictable and tough to navigate.
The Newark show is big, and a bit tough to navigate.
It's tough to navigate and in some places, the ceilings are so low I bump my head.
The earthquake issue is not as tough to navigate as you might think, but it is still a costly concern.
For all investors, this year has been as tough to navigate as last year, with some dramatic surges offsetting prolonged downturns.
Those crosscurrents are only getting tougher to navigate.
But the four-man bobsleds are considered tougher to navigate.
Thrasher said the environment was tougher to navigate than expected.
The underwater environment with steep cliffs, caves and vegetation was tougher to navigate than searchers expected.
For a multitude of reasons having to do with changing technology, changing viewing habits, and a proliferation of similar shows, the world of the network late-night talk show is getting tougher and tougher to navigate.
