Sentence examples similar to navigate tough times from inspiring English sources
And, the top employers report that open communication is the best strategy for gaining employees' respect, fostering creativity, and navigating tough times.
This tends to be especially true of those companies with real products, real market share, real earnings and a real consumer, all of which have been through the trials of rough patches in the past, and whose current management has an established history of navigating tough times.
But recent retirees can navigate the tough times by controlling what they can, namely the amounts of annual withdrawals they make and the asset allocation in their portfolios.
With that in mind, Forbes.com called up financial planners, wealth managers and accountants to get a sense of what they're telling their clients as they navigate these tough times.
A quick dinner is one less thing someone needs to worry about when they're navigating a tough time.
Good Self/Bad Self: Transforming your Worst Qualities into your Best Assets has the makings of a best-seller: the celebrity crisis stories are intriguing; the self-improvement strategies are understandable; and most importantly, we all need an expert crisis manager like Judy Smith to help us navigate through these very tough times.
I have faith in graduates to navigate out of this spiral of doomed prospects – young people in Britain have faced tough times before and overcome the hurdles.
In tough times, she adds, even if advertisers don't cut back, they "tend to navigate towards tried and tested brands".
It's tough, tough times".
