Sentence examples for could help navigate from inspiring English sources

This was a look-out station, where sailors were employed to wait for ships to arrive, so that they could help navigate them into Mariehamn harbour.

And it was a sign that having a local partner, who could help navigate the ins and outs of how to get things done in the city, would be a good idea.

Nader, according to current and former officials, was known to Trump transition and administration officials as someone with political connections in the Middle East who could help navigate the tricky diplomacy of the region.

Previous directors, including Leon E. Panetta and David H. Petraeus, began their tenures as CIA outsiders and selected deputies who could help navigate internal politics and cement relationships with the operational and analytic directorates.

Olafsson and his boss, CEO Paul Bisaro, wanted to explore a merger with Actavis and thought he could help navigate the parties, including the creditors.

They are used to communicating through social media and binge-watching Netflix (often simultaneously!) As a financial institution driven to ignite positive change, we asked how we could help navigate college and career planning so our members have a better chance at achieving Financial Peace of Mind.

It would be great if every entrepreneur could find a mentor to help navigate the difficult waters of growing a business, but they are not easy to find.

Giving AI a broader understanding of the world something that humans take for granted could eventually make personal assistants more helpful and easier to chat with, and it could help robots navigate unfamiliar environments.

Mr. Kuroda's global experience could help Tokyo navigate that foreign criticism.

A Microsoft research project explores whether sensors in mobile devices could help us navigate without GPS.

The Navigator envisioned a future in which tabletlike computers would come with personal assistants that could help people navigate a number of mundane daily tasks.