Sentence examples for Navigate skillfully from inspiring English sources

And though you might expect this most intelligent, ever-lucid performer to navigate skillfully through the text, as indeed he does, I doubt anyone anticipated the degree to which Mr. Kinnear's scaling of this particular theatrical Everest would be defined, in part anyway, by Hamlet's taste in clothes.

Remember that blind people have all their lives to adjust to being blind, and as a result they can navigate skillfully and gracefully through the world.

On its face and unexamined, that statement could be a perilous, risible gambit, but Mr. Jarecki navigates skillfully through the complexities of his relationship with Ms. Jeter, partly by immediately addressing his own privilege.

Perhaps that 's why we found the highest-performing senior teams are those that recognize and skillfully navigate three key tensions.

The NBC network's anchors keep their opinions to themselves, and so do its star reporters, like Andrea Mitchell and Chuck Todd, who appear on both cable and network shows, and somehow skillfully navigate past the rockier shoals.

It appears that the blockade has made some Gazans more dependent on Hamas ­– since Hamas is the only capable entity that can skillfully navigate the blockade through tunnels and other smuggling routes.

The analysis found that the highest-performing senior teams are those that recognize and skillfully navigate three key tensions in particular: risks versus results; internal versus external pull; and top-down versus bottom-up innovation.

We then focus on developing a depth of self-knowledge that leads to self-mastery, because when you can clearly and objectively see when and how you are triggered, you can begin to effectively deploy mental and emotional strategies to skillfully navigate those situations.

Henderson had to skillfully navigate through these as well as overt wars and massive amounts of bureaucracy to keep the program moving toward its targets.

Brands that enable young people to skillfully navigate youthful hearts command loyalty.

What our nation needs in our next President is a leader who can repair the breaches that divide us, empower the disenfranchised and disinherited among us, and skillfully navigate our nation forward -- together.