Sentence examples for better able to navigate from inspiring English sources

A local leader is also better able to navigate local issues (from permits to hiring).

If anything the difficulties I encountered during that time have made me more resilient and better able to navigate the shifting landscape of employment within higher education.

A search and filter function is also coming in the next release — which will allow Dice to ramp up to a maximum of 200 shows at any one time, since users will be better able to navigate the selection on offer.

By encouraging learning and understanding through digital media, youth are better able to navigate the dark side of cyber attacks and bullying.

What I ended up with, I'm told, is a warm tale of the last five years of Norman's life and a chronicle of my own growth as not only a writer but a man better able to navigate the world.

More health literate patients are better able to navigate the healthcare systems and have better health outcomes [ 2].

Which speculators are best able to navigate it?

Some of these lures have wider bills or bigger heads, and these may be able to navigate water obstacles better than others.

But the retailer has been able to navigate through the slow recovery better than rivals like J.C. Penney and Kohl's.

We've been able to navigate through it and to come to a place that is a lot better".

Companies with global supply chains, and dizzying nets of subsidiaries in multiple tax jurisdictions, are able to navigate their way around tax systems that their own highly-paid accountants may know better than state authorities.