Sentence examples for capable of navigating the from inspiring English sources

Only elephants are capable of navigating the sodden terrain.

The implication was that the toolmakers, presumably Homo erectus, were capable of navigating the open sea.

But now, Mr. Seidman said, they are "looking to create ethical athletes out of their managers" who are capable of navigating the gray areas.

The final project focused on mobility by bringing a new design for a wheelchair capable of navigating the deep sand found in this area.

It needs a leader capable of navigating the fast-moving context, understanding what the deep changes in our job market, our housing market and communications all mean for the future of progressive parties.

Licensing nonlawyers to provide simple legal services, such as completion of forms, would help people who are not capable of navigating the legal system but cannot afford a lawyer.

Lewis went on: "Conservatives should be worried that Walker hasn't proven capable of navigating these land mines".

DR. SIEMERS: Were all those submarines capable of navigating in the Atlantic?

At that time we had not even 15 submarines capable of navigating in the Atlantic.

At the outbreak of war, as far as I remember, we went to sea with fifteen submarines capable of navigating in the Atlantic.

DR. SIEMERS: That means, therefore, that at that time you had no more than two dozen submarines capable of navigating in the Atlantic; is that right?