Sentence examples for failed to navigate from inspiring English sources
The advocate's report describes a boy who had failed to navigate the byzantine corridors that are middle school.
Ultimately, he failed to navigate the clubby world of the movies, where habits are ingrained and outsiders are routinely chewed up and spit out.
Sven-Goran Sven-Goran Erikssonho coached England at the 2006 World Cup, failed to navigate the deep channelSwedeMexican soccer politics or the jostling rapids that confront visitors in the North American, Central American and Caribbean region.
Allegretti, a classically trained Ducasse acolyte and a handsome "Iron Chef" contestant, seems to have in mind an affordable, casual incarnation of his previous restaurant, Allegretti, which failed to navigate the recession.
That he, an artist, has to be brought in to provide these things suggests a failure by the architects, and he agrees that "the brutality of clients has created more compromises, which some architects have failed to navigate.
Ten minutes after I failed to navigate my way out of the starting area of this insipid action adventure, a weary staff member rolled his eyes and assisted me.
There are bumps in the road that the board continually fails to navigate despite the many caution signs put up by members of the community.
As Sarah Stillman demonstrates in this week's magazine, those who complete the journey but fail to navigate the bureaucratic path to citizenship find that their chosen homeland has little interest in protecting them from further predation.
That means, pessimists fear, that African countries may fail to navigate the virtuous cycle of industrialisation, growing employment, increasing productivity and prosperity.One African in two is a child.
For many low-income families, the confusing switch in programs could result in children's losing coverage temporarily or even permanently if they fail to navigate the transfer successfully.
There is the risk of surface spills — of the fracking fluid or flowback water, or even of diesel, whether held on the site to fuel the process or dumped when a driver fails to navigate the hazards on back roads never meant to handle this kind of traffic.
