Sentence examples for determined to navigate from inspiring English sources

— Patrick Farrell Roots of Change: A California group is determined to navigate the rocky shoals of agriculture and politics, with a "new mainstream" of food and farming.

Alvarenga remained sitting, gripping the tiller tightly, determined to navigate a storm now so strong that harbourmasters along the coast had barred fishing boats from heading out to sea.

But on Monday, Mr. Paladino held his nose long enough to make a brief campaign swing in Manhattan, determined to navigate it with the same rumpled everyman style and resolute anti-elitism with which he has campaigned to be the state's chief executive.

Determining how to navigate that will be an interesting challenge and is certainly what's filling my days at the moment.

Sessions went on to say that federal guidelines on marijuana enforcement crafted under Attorneys General Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch had been "truly valuable" in determining how to navigate inconsistencies between federal law ― under which marijuana is illegal ― and state laws that have loosened restrictions on the plant.

He also showed a video demo of the system which uses a series of visual feature points to navigate indoors, and determines where it is by comparing new points with previously observed ones so "the phone can figure out exactly where it is in space — down to a few centimeters".

Hence, the copy numbers of these proteins directly determine the ability of the individual to navigate its environment.

Here's how it works: after deciding that you would like to have sex with someone, launch the Good2Go app (free on iTunes and Google Play), hand the phone off to your potential partner and allow him or her to navigate the process to determine if he or she is ready and willing.

George W. Bush's ability to navigate this new era could determine the success of his presidency.

You will need to navigate through the current list to determine which ones he will be a part of.

WORST: Difficult to navigate.