Sentence examples for navigate the difficulties from inspiring English sources

One way for business leaders to navigate the difficulties is to embrace tolerance.

In this novel, a recently engaged couple in Palo Alto — a medical researcher, Paul, and rudderless Veblen — navigate the difficulties of family, new money, war, and ethical disagreement.

That's the label that has been created for books in which the main characters transform from teenagers into adults and try to navigate the difficulties of post-adolescent life: first love, starting university, getting a job, and so on.

It is inconceivable that, given time, a trade which was well and truly established by the time the Observer became the country's first Sunday newspaper in 1791 should not successfully navigate the difficulties that face our own industry and the national economy.

I wish for this person to have the strength, resources, and social support to navigate the difficulties in life.

The process of amassing wealth by itself teaches indelible lessons, and equips one with tools to carefully navigate the difficulties of having and maintaining wealth.

Like adjustments for dyslexia, they do not solve the challenges of being different, they simply make it easier to navigate the difficulty of living in a world that assumes certain norms.

The app is intended to help people navigate the particular difficulties that can come along with polyamory.

It's a very difficult system to navigate, and the difficulties are just going to mount overtime.

"This is really about a company trying with great difficulty to navigate the byzantine maze of politics in Yonkers," he said.

Level 7: Venice So you can't actually play on the canals, but that just adds to the difficulty: navigating the chaotic, winding streets of the City of Water without a gondola is no easy feat.