Sentence examples similar to is navigating rapid transitions from inspiring English sources
The energy sector has been navigating rapid technology innovation, slowing demand, and rising electricity prices.
Be sure to use transitions when the user is navigating between content in your product.
DeMartini: Many countries and healthcare systems are navigating transitions to value-over volume-based care practices.
This was particularly interesting in the GP registrars who were navigating the transition between tertiary and primary care.
Mr. Parks, who is now 56, was navigating his own transition: from Ph.D. candidate in psychology to dealer of midcentury furniture.
But just as Switzerland was navigating that messy transition, Crossair was stunned when one of its planes flew into a snowy forest near Zurich's airport last November.
Adolescents aged 10 17 years are navigating the difficult transition to adulthood and are thus more exposed to risk-taking behaviour in addition to exposure to violence.
Resilience is a necessity for navigating rapid transformation, as is personal reinvention.
A major challenge in conducting this review was navigating the changing vernacular and perceptions of transition to country ownership among stakeholders.
Despite OPEC's ability to forge a rapid consensus on Friday, members of the cartel know they are navigating perilous seas.
