Sentence examples for enough to navigate from inspiring English sources

They are confident they will be smart enough to navigate all the complexities.

He was nimble enough to navigate the press and big enough to fill the lane.

To be furbo is to be canny enough to navigate daily life to your own advantage.

WHY IT DOESN'T Their quarterback situation won't be stable enough to navigate the tough SEC West.

As science activists we have to be fluid enough to navigate both worlds.

Long, straight and skinny, like sticks of spaghetti, the streets of Bari should have been easy enough to navigate.

It is doubtful that any machine, however sophisticated, will ever be sensitive enough to navigate such a nuanced environment.

It's not too small to be drowned out by the occasional drama, but compact enough to navigate easily.

I never let her go out on the block alone until she was old enough to navigate the city.

And researchers in Germany created a tiny robot small enough to navigate a stomach or urinary system.

In general, the narrow, twisting roads of Old Greenwich are tough enough to navigate by joggers and bicyclists.