Sentence examples for finding a path to from inspiring English sources
Their problem is finding a path to the future that makes sense.
He dribbled in several circles before finding a path to the lane for his winning layup.
Somewhere within that cramped political space, Barack Obama has the hard job of finding a path to ending the war.
Before finding a path to Silicon Valley, Mr. Rizvi invested in telecoms and manufacturing, but his biggest moves were in the entertainment industry.
If you believe in climate change, finding a path to citizenship for millions of hard-working Hispanics and the right to marry the person you love, there is no place in the Republican Party of 2012 for you.
The problems in the wireless networks are finding a path to destination, connectivity maintenance and estimation of node positions.
Unlike the Oscars, the Golden Globes seats its celebrities at round tables well stocked with Champagne, but this year, it seemed that the producers packed the room with so many celebrities and so many tables that it looked less like a ballroom than a garden labyrinth: Toni Collette and John Lithgow were among those who had trouble finding a path from table to stage.
In 1553, the British explorer Hugh Willoughby died with his crew while trying to navigate the route in hopes of finding a path from the West to Asia.
The RMCPR consists of finding a path from a source to a destination, and locating relays on some nodes of the path, such that the total cost of setting arcs and relays is minimized, and for each resource, the total consumption between the source and the first relay, any two consecutive relays, and the last relay and the destination do not exceed a predefined upper bound of resource consumption.
The White House also revealed Mr Obama had spoken to Mr Hollande, with the two leaders agreeing on "the importance of finding a path forward that will allow Greece to resume reforms and return to growth and debt sustainability within the eurozone".
"We're committed to finding a path forward for us".
