Sentence examples for are trying to navigate from inspiring English sources

We are trying to navigate those waters".

"A lot of agencies out there are trying to navigate this space".

The country has a small market for scents, but sales are rising exponentially and perfume makers are trying to navigate the vagaries of the Chinese marketplace.

To the Editor: The conclusion of Ross Douthat's column — that red states are trying to "navigate post-sexual revolution America without relying on abortion" — cannot be drawn from the statistics he presents.

In Washington, the White House spokesman, Josh Earnest, said: "We have a very difficult situation we are trying to navigate, in terms of reaching a political resolution for the situation inside Syria.

The two presidential candidates, one of whom will face the crisis from the Oval Office only four months from now, are trying to navigate the shifting politics of the rescue and have been adjusting their daily rhetoric accordingly.

"I was trying to navigate how the industry worked.

Furthermore, Bernanke is trying to navigate the economy during a period of tremendous uncertainty.

The DreamWorks contract comes as Netflix is trying to navigate a dense thicket of challenges.

"He's trying to navigate through all these issues with Enron," said Mr. Fastow's rabbi, Shaul Osadchey.

I'm trying to navigate the best way forward through them".