Sentence examples for good for navigating from inspiring English sources

You know it's good for navigating texting and calling mom the same time. .

For example, they found that the shape of the bone between the neck and the fin changed to allow the fin a wider range of independent movement – good for navigating terrain.

It is also a good tool for navigating the perhaps less-familiar waters of the ancient arts of Egypt, Greece, Rome and Asia, and the more recent but more foreign-seeming productions of Africa, South America and Oceania.

The citation is then a perfectly good tool for navigating to each case within a series of printed volumes, but is not a unique name or identifier for either of them.

Good for you for navigating those nasty butterfly ballots.

That's why your voice is absolutely essential in demanding that rigorous science, research and the public good are the compass points for navigating what we eat and the care of the planet.

I did some good self-reflective work in those years, but I didn't prepare myself for navigating the dating world.

A good course will not only cover state guidelines, but also review proper gear, tips for navigating hills and turns, and important life saving tips.

"Even some average lawyers out there are not very good at navigating it," Mr. Ragland said, "even though they charge for it".

Jeff Cornwall offers advice for navigating a recession.

Four strategies for navigating the uncertainty.