Sentence examples for as navigating from inspiring English sources

The quest for her daughter — she described it as "navigating the realms of the watery unknown" — seemed to have also become a kind of end in itself.

But in the party's dealings in New Delhi, where it joined the coalition government in 2004, the DMK needed someone who was comfortable speaking in English, as well as navigating the national capital.

JPMorgan has been widely perceived as navigating the credit crisis better than its peers, avoiding huge losses from complex mortgage-related investments and engineering an emergency takeover of Bear Stearns last month.

I've enjoyed working with a team of designers to devise ways to decorate the venue and make the festival feel cohesive, as well as navigating the audience around the space.

"It's 'Spy vs. Spy".' Deciphering how partisan, personal and institutional differences have created these rifts and rivalries is as difficult as navigating the Long Island Expressway at rush hour.

This may be among New York City's unlikeliest sightseeing ventures, its premise as simple as navigating the city's grid: Sometimes, in a land of 13,000 taxis and nearly two dozen subway lines, with no flight to catch and nowhere else they need to be, some people just want to walk to the airport.

The increased cost creates an additional financial burden, as well as difficulty navigating insurance options and management.

As far as I knew he was navigating as well.

As intended, navigating a Musicircus can be disorienting and overwhelming online or IRL.

As such, navigating to find products may be cognitively easier.

The GPs described themselves as consciously navigating a course between benefits and harms (box 1, quotes 8 and 9).