Sentence examples for issue of navigating from inspiring English sources

There's also the issue of navigating BC's large and difficult terrain.

However, the differing financial support environments of the various programs and the resulting inability to establish consistent guidelines for procuring and maintaining funding highlight the difficulty of navigating this issue in multi-country collaborations.

To that last point, Mr. Campbell, who has earned a reputation as a well-informed maverick in the course of navigating other issues, has been blunt in his agreement.

After years of navigating awkward issues of race in our biracial household, having to describe autism in detail to people with absolutely no concept of the disorder is challenging to say the least.

Another issue that contributes to the difficulty of navigating these landscapes – and one can indeed make a mental picture of them as being like natural landscapes – is that they are rugged, in the sense that to access a larger peak the 'journey' may mean descending to a ('fitness') level lower than where one is presently.

And I think he's walking the tightrope on those issues, and doing a pretty good job of navigating it so far".

It alerts the company to issues it may not have considered, like the difficulty of navigating carpet with a wheelchair.

In addition, the process of navigating care across different specialists is burdensome for patients [ 16] and is a patient safety issue [ 3].

She treats adults and couples dealing with a broad range of issues, from navigating the legacy of divorce in one's life, to the quarter life crisis, and conscious aging.

While these are difficult issues to navigate, this issue arises only because of the tremendous explosion of progress we've seen in melanoma research in the last few years.

Professionals in similar situations have many delicate issues to navigate.