Sentence examples for has easy navigating from inspiring English sources

It has easy navigating features including zooming, centering and searching by gene ID.

While the lower station has easy public access, access to the upper station requires navigating through the OHSU hospital.

We can always add tables to the dining room to make up for the 10 lost seats, but guests appreciate the airier seating arrangement, and the staff has an easier time navigating the pathways.

But George Street has navigated the easy road three times this season.

It adds features like categories — groupings like animals and politics where similar topics can be collected for easier navigating — which YouTube has had nearly since its inception.

At the same time, Atlanta's downtown has gotten easier to navigate.

It's a great deal, and the website has an easy-to-navigate stopover booking tool to help you take advantage of it.

The development of wider, so-called shaped skis has made navigating the deep stuff somewhat easier.

The world around us is a mess, and this next generation is not going to have an easy time navigating it.

The shift means that consumers who buy music by EMI acts may have an easier time navigating the current jumble of incompatible software in the digital music world.

By starting with smaller moguls and wider troughs, you will have an easier time navigating the run and absorbing the bumps as you practice the other basics of skiing moguls.