Sentence examples for knowledge to navigate from inspiring English sources
And they don't have the knowledge to navigate social services, how to get food stamps.
The neighborhoods of Baghdad, the war's great battleground, required intimate knowledge to navigate and survive.
James has time to think about the enormity of the task he has undertaken: acquiring the necessary knowledge to navigate the ocean using the stars.
These eight students believe businesses can and must reduce their carbon emissions, and they share a desire to be in the vanguard of those with the knowledge to navigate the maze of environmental regulations and legislation that lies ahead.
As Sheila C. Bair, the former chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, has written persuasively, Ms. Yellen is well qualified for the position, is politically independent, and has the knowledge to navigate the difficult path in eventually unwinding the Fed's crisis-era monetary policy interventions, including the asset purchases known as QE3.
She ruminated correctly, wondering about all the people that did not have her skill or knowledge to navigate the complicated bureaucracy.
It will also bring in the knowledge needed to navigate the complex security requirements that surround public-sector IT.
We are deprived by our stupid schooling system of most of the wonders of the world, of the skills and knowledge required to navigate it, above all of the ability to understand each other.
This comprehensive approach may also reduce instances of loss to follow-up by equipping patients with the knowledge necessary to navigate these services and to understand the centre's goals and expectations.
In addition to the actual cost of computers and Internet access, the cost of the knowledge to effectively navigate the technology was an issue encountered in the current study.
Through this process of change, course participants increasingly understood how their behavior could reinforce or reduce activation of gender stereotypes and how to use this knowledge to effectively navigate professional situations and enhance career advancement.
