Sentence examples for continuing to navigate from inspiring English sources

This week, though, the chairman of the Federal Reserve said he was considering an extension of that program into next year, good news for Wall Street firms continuing to navigate a torrent of bad news.

As a result, Bitcoin is continuing to navigate between the Scylla of overly centralized mining and the Charybdis of miners blocking important protocol evolution.

Etsy is also continuing to navigate a shift to more mobile sales, with mobile visits accounting for 61% of the company's overall visits, and 44% of gross merchandise sales coming from mobile devices.

An example of such a task would be navigating around a visually presented shape (SO condition), versus imagining the same shape and continuing to navigate around it (SI condition; Gilbert et al., 2005, 2007).

Those native WebKit media controls also make it possible for websites to serve video that works with the new "picture-in-picture" feature, letting users pop out, reposition and resize clips for continuous watching on iPad while they continue to navigate the web.

But the tenor of the call quickly turned toward the bigger picture, as O'Brien continues to navigate through tough waters.

"Citi continues to navigate a challenging economic environment and delivered another quarter of solid operating results," Vikram S. Pandit, Citigroup's chief executive, said in a statement.

As the Mets on Monday continued to navigate delicate injury situations on multiple fronts, the overarching message has become one of caution.

If you have the right value exchange, and you guard the data, you can continue to navigate the new space successfully.

Urban Bicycling, The wheels of fortune continued to turn in favour of the bicycle in 2015 even as proponents of cycling continued to navigate a complex array of political, cultural, and infrastructural issues.

"As we continue to navigate through challenging markets, focusing on the needs of clients and ensuring deals are executed quickly and smoothly is of paramount importance," Mr. Yoshikawa said.