Sentence examples for navigate of from inspiring English sources

Clinton said the balancing act any candidate must navigate of being seen as both serious and relatable is "especially tricky for women.

These stories are all nonfiction, and more important, stories of survival, of navigating billions of years of persistence.

Presumably, First Reserve's pockets are sufficiently deep to help CHC navigate out of its debt problem.

Two independent raters (JL, AD) tallied the number of clicks to navigate to each of the protocols and guidelines evaluated.

This result suggested that the HrpNEa treatment impeded aphids in early feeding activities, both puncturing of the plant cell and navigating of the phloem.

It can alter its direction of travel and navigate distances of up to 15 m between trees.

The ferry navigated out of the narrow rocky channel, past anchored sailboats and into the Pacific.

2. Navigate to one of your iTunes plus downloads.

EVEN seasoned taxi drivers confess that they are finding it difficult to navigate sections of Christchurch.

Barbados Advocate Impressive and easy to navigate version of the daily paper.

All have had to navigate waves of ownership changes, cutbacks, experimentation or all three.