Romney has thus far navigated the primary calendar by employing what one might call (and I will call) the "car approach".
Far from navigating among the shoals of double consciousness, far from setting the helm for the proper destination -- winning the election -- as Obama was doing, Wright smashed his craft on the rocks of endemic white racism.
The Quinnipiac poll also contained some valuable clues as to how Clinton has been able, so far, to navigate all of the negative media coverage she has received while sustaining relatively little damage to her overall polling numbers.
Mr. Gorman, 51, will have to prove that the steadier, more diversified bank he hopes to build with less megatrading and more advisory work for clients can still take on more aggressive Wall Street titans like Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan Chase, rivals that thus far have navigated the crisis more successfully.
Partly that is because of his familiarity with the firm — Merrill Lynch bought a 49percentt stake in BlackRock last year — and the fact that BlackRock, an asset management firm with roots in the fixed-income markets, has so far successfully navigated through the treacherous credit crunch that seemingly blindsided Wall Street.
The good news is that so far, it navigates that challenging territory with intelligence, wit and subversive purpose.
Ships from the Chinese, Taiwanese and Japanese navies have so far refrained from navigating close to the islands.
He said the world's golfing elite would have a far easier time navigating the Congressional course this week than they would have in 1943.
Granted, this sounds intimidating but the consolidation of providers will make this far easier than navigating the maze of providers in today's archaic, opaque and deeply corrupt medical marketplace.
Most of the demo thus far has shown navigating the Android interface using a remote that looks like what you get with a Roku or Amazon Fire TV, with built-in voice input, with an occasional pause to gawk at the 4K footage being shown on the main stage's display.
