Sentence examples for appear to be navigating from inspiring English sources

Malls are infested with shoppers who appear to be navigating by cellular compass.

On the bright side, companies appear to be navigating their way through fairly well.

Updated at 4.46pm GMT 4.44pm GMT Janet Yellen appears to be navigating the Senate banking committee hearing safely, with skill and charm.

But as he discussed the future, he appeared to be navigating somewhere between the views of his two predecessors, the "Beyond Petroleum" perspective promoted by Mr. Browne, followed by the "back to basics" view of Mr. Hayward, who shifted the company's emphasis away from many forms of renewable energy.

Frequently, the specialists will approach travelers who appear to be having trouble navigating through the checkpoint.

There appear to be three major ways to navigate proposed policy making toward big banks: (1) the regulate 'em camp, (2) the resolve 'em camp and (3) the shrink 'em camp.

A closer look at Mr. Yu provides a small window into the role of those few public intellectuals who have learned to navigate what would appear to be treacherous terrain.

While bats use ultrasound to navigate and find prey, the squirrels' screeches appear to be the first known example of ultrasonic alarm calls in an animal.

A similar conclusion was reached for migrating hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna lewini), who appeared to be swimming and navigating at light levels too low for visual detection [56].

Richards appears to be the man to navigate the choppy waters ahead.

In conclusion, in these physiological conditions, there was no delay in the leading process outgrowth in TTL−/− hindbrains, but the morphology of growth cones appeared to be particularly affected when they navigate close to the floor plate.