Sentence examples for knowing how to navigate from inspiring English sources

Such companies are valued for knowing how to navigate the Web and the delicate politics of their home markets.

And he gives a lot of credit to his expediter, Andy Pisani, for knowing how to navigate the system.

"One of his great abilities was knowing how to navigate these complex waters," said Dean Luis Reyes, a Cuban film critic.

I'd say that getting straight As is cognitively demanding, but nowhere near as demanding as knowing how to navigate a boardroom full of people or a class reunion.

He ran through a string of problems that he and other crime survivors in his community, including childhood friends and family members, faced: "not having professional help," both physical and psychological; "not knowing how to navigate the medical system or where to ask for help"; "not having an outlet to share my story".

I has always been considered an art, knowing how to navigate.

Complex systems reward those who know how to navigate them.

"I know how to navigate inside this company," she says.

"But I know how to navigate the risk.

I do know how to navigate that".

2. Know how to navigate a place setting.