Sentence examples for less navigating from inspiring English sources

Lifting her out of and back into the car was a routine I avoided, much less navigating her wheelchair through a café, and dabbing her shirt dry when she inevitably dribbled ice cream on it.

But they skimp on basic issues like birth control and consent, much less navigating the complexities of idiosyncratic sexualities, desires, and relationships.

The M.M.I. also favors extroverts who typically possess superb interpersonal skills at the expense of the more introverted applicant, one with less "real world" experience or an applicant with fewer resources who may have less experience navigating ethical discussions.

Director Bisi Adigun and his actors are less comfortable navigating the dramatic twists of the second half, and the tone shifts uncomfortably to melodrama.

From what I can gather, Google wants you spend more time consuming information and less time navigating a site.

At a formal gripe session with eight Ebay executives that weekend, some long-time disciples expressed the feeling they weren't particularly well served, complaining that customer support is inadequate, that Ebay staffers know less about navigating the site than users, that the company is slow to toss out inactive sellers, particularly those who hang on to user names that others would like to have.

Just last month, he issued a statement deploring what he called "excessive and unreasonable regulations" and touting his executive orders to undo "overreaching rules" so entrepreneurs can "spend more time creating jobs and less time navigating the federal bureaucracy".

Living in Westeros is not for the faint of heart, but at least visitors to the fictional land of "Game of Thrones" will have less difficulty navigating the Seven Kingdoms with this map designed to look like a real-life Google map.

Over the course of the experiment, participants displayed a significant linear trend towards spending less time navigating during learning (P = 0.024; F(1,19) = 6.00) and test (P = 0.017; F(1,19) = 6.86) trials in later experimental sessions (see Table 2 for group means).

With Glass, we'll be charting almost entirely new waters with even less to navigate by.

Such children may be less familiar with advertising and less practiced in navigating commercial messages.