Sentence examples for advice for navigating from inspiring English sources

Jeff Cornwall offers advice for navigating a recession.

Advice for navigating a contentious climate.

This is the general advice for navigating different – and at times interesting – cultural waters that won't have you running to the safety of the expat bubble.

You will leave this training with guidelines for planning an oral history project about oppression or conflict, and advice for navigating the politics and ethics of using oral history methods to challenge injustice.

"As well as providing practical advice for navigating the assignment selection process, an experienced assignee has an established network of offshore colleagues she can tap regarding international opportunities," she says.

He's the hot dog, she's the buns; together, they offer sound and confident advice for navigating all those wonderful confusions of romance.

Finally, several categories of advice offered strategies for navigating SFES positions, such as informing, educating, and highlighting your efforts among stakeholders at your institution (18%); making sure that your department and college value and reward science education activities (16%); and expecting to be treated equitably and just like non-SFES.

A new economics paper has some old-fashioned advice for people navigating the stresses of life: Find a spouse who is also your best friend.

The activist's phone rings day and night and she also presents a weekly show, Voices of Eritrean refugees, on Radio Erena from her kitchen table, offering practical advice for Eritreans navigating the asylum process in Europe.

Bruneau: What advice do you have for navigating challenge and failure?

His "Where to Bike New York City" (BA Press, $29.95), the latest in a series of site-specific guidebooks, includes 58 recommended rides accompanied by maps, terrain guides and practical advice, along with safety tips for navigating city traffic.