Sentence examples similar to intending to navigate from inspiring English sources

It remains unclear how they intend to navigate Britain's "first past the post" electoral system.

Mr. Walker, a Republican, said he intended to navigate a projected $3 billion budget gap with no tax increases.

The teams will be with us very shortly and at that point we can determine just exactly how Pep Guardiola intends to navigate a potentially perilous tie.

And that's just in the U.S. A top executive recently told Forbes that the company intends to navigate the downturn in full throttle.

Jeff Bewkes, chief executive of parent company Time Warner, is under pressure from Wall Street to provide a road map for investors to show how the company intends to navigate an increasingly competitive landscape.

The 33.0 mm long by 13.0 mm diameter capsule is intended to navigate the GI tract by means of four sliding clamps which have been arranged around the outside surface of the capsule body.

Always bear in mind the waters you intend to navigate when buying a classic powerboat.

Do not rely on charts that are too old as there may be new wrecks or new power lines or bridges or other features in areas where you intend to navigate.

This past spring, the Data Management Consultants carried out a series of workshops intending to help researchers navigate the often muddy waters of data management and data sharing; topics ranged from available and useful tools to the occasionally thorny process of obtaining consent for and the re-use of data from human subjects.

The complete publication is intended to help navigate the spin-off process, from the preliminary phases through completion of the transaction.

All businesses, however, should have a plan of attack - no pun intended - to help navigate how to handle customer complaints as seamlessly, professionally and graciously as possible.