Sentence examples for direction to navigate from inspiring English sources

David Joy, chief market strategist with Ameriprise Financial, said the vote would reposition the debate with Germany over what direction to navigate between austerity and growth.

However, in windy conditions, predators may require a consistent wind direction to navigate to the source of the odor (i.e., the nesting bird).

A room or situation would be described to the player, perhaps with objects or obstacles therein, and the player could type directions to navigate, or, say, "tie rope" or "light lamp" to interact.

And there are direction keys to navigate a document or highlight text, say.

But these suggested relationships all seem somewhat illusory and plastic, feeling present but hollow, no matter what direction you choose to navigate through the feed.

When you are born lost at sea, without compass or directions, you learn to navigate by the sun and moon and stars, those gorgeous baubles.

Use the Right direction button on the controller to navigate to the Custom Setup screen.

ANTWERP is small and fairly easy to navigate, so directions to newcomers are given in relation to the city's center — an intimate mix of well-maintained medieval, Renaissance and Baroque architecture.

A growing body of literature indicates that rats prefer to navigate in the direction of a goal in the environment (directional responding) rather than to the precise location of the goal (place navigation).

But on the other hand, he has the ability now to navigate in whatever direction he listens to".

Asking questions that give them a good insight into their strengths and weaknesses before they start will prepare your teen with the mindset they'll need to navigate their chosen direction.