Sentence examples similar to Navigated its passage from inspiring English sources

Jersey has hired McKinsey to help it navigate its challenges.

The aim is to navigate its motion in unknown environment.

Critics say navigating its privacy policy is overly complex.

The old economic tanker is skillfully navigating its course.

Finally, UMLS lacks tools for programmatically navigating its complex data structures (Srinivasan, 2008).

For its part, "Lincoln" isn't just about how President Lincoln navigated the passage of the 13th Amendment; it is also about President Obama, whose presidency could not be imagined without that amendment.

Fulham's achievements in the FA Cup since then could be written on the back of a half-time lottery ticket, and West Brom had not navigated a passage to the semi-finals for 20 years.

None of Barrow's expeditions actually navigated the passage; most of them endured years of hardship, wintering on the ice and waiting for the brief thaws that might allow exploration.

Sergeant Burton said he knew of two other boats that had successfully navigated the passage this summer: a New Zealand sailboat, the Evco, which is now heading to Greenland, and the United States Coast Guard cutter Healy.

At the end of a stress-free victory for Antonio Conte's men, Chelsea had safely navigated a passage into the FA Cup fifth round for the 18th time in 20 seasons and the crowd were standing to acclaim their manager after one of those intermittent periods – such is modern life at Stamford Bridge – when he has come under scrutiny for the apparent crime of not having the Premier League sewn up.

But even when we bought something in a shop and it came time to pay, the clerk would always but always put her or his hands on the good, look up, and say — as if we had successfully navigated a difficult passage, "Now!" Did I love Ireland all over again for its conversation?