Sentence examples for many to navigate from inspiring English sources

Siri has some special instructions for when you've had a few too many to navigate safely.

The process is too difficult for many to navigate, a court heard.

But there are so many pitfalls to navigate; so many mis-steps that could result in instant disposal, under innumerable, chilling euphemisms.

The second, too many comments to navigate where the good input from readers is often lost in Bucket No. 1.

I told him that although the Japanese IT market is the second largest in the world, it's notoriously difficult for many Americans to navigate.

The challenge, being taken up by many, is to navigate both a coherent theoretical and practical path in response to the best feminist critiques available (see the entry on feminist ethics).

There are many things to navigate on the ascent, including the sting of public criticism that tends to linger.

Professionals in similar situations have many delicate issues to navigate.

How many will want to navigate a virtual tour of the Polo mansion on Madison Avenue and 72nd Street?

It was one of many potential hurdles to navigate as we whiled away the hours before their show.

John Allan, chairman of the Federation of Small Businesses, said: "Small firms often find themselves wrestling with highly complex tax issues and many need help to navigate the system.