Sentence examples for an effort to navigate from inspiring English sources

Mogul skiing arose soon after aerials in an effort to navigate the large bumps, called moguls, on many ski slopes.

The people, media members included, who are trying to analyze Elliot Rodger come to quick conclusions that can be misguided, but they do so as part of an effort to navigate something that, on its face, seems inexplicable and senseless.

"Dennis reminds me of a biblical prophet screaming in the desert, 'The Change is coming and prepare for the worst!' And he has been right," said Luis Garden Acosta, the founder of El Puente, a youth and community center that has recently embarked on an effort to navigate the changes with an ambitious project nurturing the arts, health and the environment.

"The sticker was really just an effort to navigate through the minefield that is this controversy," he says.

Han's work is driven by an effort to navigate the contradictory forces entrenched in the confluence of Eastern and Western thought.

Survival is a messy business, and often a lifelong effort to navigate trials and coping mechanisms.

The approach has leading member states like Britain and France making a renewed effort to navigate deep divisions within the Union over the Middle East peace process, in which the United States' role has long eclipsed that of the Union.

Most of my patients have been able, with some time and effort, to navigate their way to the private laboratory.

It was only about 15km long, but the Tuscan hills – exquisite though they are – require some effort to navigate in 30C heat.

For now, FundersClub could be gaining a big head start and become the name brand for equity crowdfunding in exchange for expending significant effort to navigate the legal risks.

Perhaps that is also the reason I choose not to relegate myself to online shopping and why I make the effort to navigate the crowds in the malls so that I can be in the presence of real live humans instead of virtual ones.