Sentence examples for made to navigate from inspiring English sources

On their behalf and others', attempts were made to navigate the toxic mix of feuding shareholders and distressed debt.

Sure enough, when the boosted mice were made to navigate a maze in order to get a reward of chocolate milk, they learned the route faster than the mice without the added human gene.

The painstaking plans that people without cellphones must make to navigate the world show just how dependent the rest of us have become on our phones.

The partnerships required collaboration with the management of the participating hospitals, since management controls the resources of the institution and must make decisions to navigate competitive and policy-driven environments.

That made life simpler to navigate, and it also made me unhappy.

Crockery, CDs, creaky furniture and old kitchen gadgetry made it hard to navigate the pavements.

Ms. Shakirova, whose limited English made it hard to navigate the health system, denied she had sought treatment before.

Classical releases sometimes appeared on the main page, and a "Composer" field made it easy to navigate multi-composer albums.

Although the path isn't plowed, the wheel marks from a park vehicle made it easy to navigate.

We have also tried to make it easier to navigate through the subsections, for example in Culture you are always shown the next section in the sequence.

This free site does have a great flow, making it easy to navigate.