Sentence examples for helping it navigate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jobs said that Apple's longtime advertising agency, TBWA, had been instrumental in helping it navigate an unfamiliar business.

Its tank-style treads give it an advantage over the competition, Dyson says, in terms of helping it navigate small obstacles.

Jersey has hired McKinsey to help it navigate its challenges.

Mr. Ackman, whose Pershing Square Capital Management owns 7.8percentt of Target through stock and options, failed to persuade his fellow shareholders that the company needed fresh blood in the boardroom to help it navigate the recession and compete against its main rival, Wal-Mart.

If Egypt, in its current flux, is seeking a path to help it navigate the transition from authoritarianism to democracy, the argument runs, then Turkey surely provides it.

And the villainous Dr. Klipse controls Backslash, a wolf/gorilla Monsuno "as dark and aggressive as the evil intentions of its master". Jakks could use a friendly Monsuno to help it navigate some treacherous waters.

It hasn't helped it navigate a liquidity trap.

The diverse wheels also help it navigate rough, hard landings.

The company is building a high-powered operation in Washington to help it navigate such issues.

Now in private practice, Mr. Adelson was hired by Arizona's redistricting commission to help it navigate the process.

Last year, the bank acquired Asia Pacific Advisers, a firm based in Hong Kong, and started a global advisory board to help it navigate foreign markets.