Sentence examples for experience to navigate from inspiring English sources

Hell Week is not over yet, but he and his weary team are hoping the birds will soon have enough experience to navigate the city safely.

The American diplomat had the necessary experience to "navigate her way in America's interests through many otherwise closed doors," Rehman says.

Many veteran skateboarders say part of the problem is that the pastime has attracted newcomers in recent years who take their boards from shop to street without the skill or experience to navigate city traffic.

This review summarizes the data sets and bioinformatic tools currently available to further the discovery of mutation-specific targets with an emphasis on web-based applications that are open, accessible, user-friendly, and do not require coding experience to navigate.

But founder Neil Davis has the experience to navigate these turbulent waters.

Doesn't it make sense to have the same sort of integrated experience to navigate our work lives?

The program, which started in 2000, runs a training course to teach immigrants who have agricultural experience how to navigate the farming industry.

Early on, we had rehearsals where it was a very intense and quite challenging experience trying to navigate your way through these differences.

This course will rapidly introduce students to the Julia programming language, with the goal of giving students the knowledge and experience necessary to navigate the language and package ecosystem while using Julia for their own scientific computing needs.

"I am confident that our executive management have the skills and experience required to navigate the ABC through the challenges ahead but I am also aware that it is sensible to consult with people outside the organisation that have relevant experience," she said.

New companies also lack the experience needed to navigate convoluted bureaucratic processes.