Sentence examples similar to navigating after from inspiring English sources

Two major results are the following: (i) the learners get experience and error awareness from the virtual navigation with our system and (ii) they show their capacity to navigate after the training and the better performance of the GULLIVER system.

To support his belief that Wohlers would eventually pitch better, Torre cited the hard road Wohlers navigated after experiencing a mystifying loss of control with the Braves in 1998; he also had elbow surgery in July 1999.

How many rivers are there to navigate, after all?

The African American who blazes the first trail for others like him to more easily navigate after him gets bruised by many thorns along the way.

"This job is a frickin' breeze!" Congress, she added, will be easy to navigate after "riding the 6-train" in the Bronx.

I navigate after my results and feelings, and I do my best to not repeat things that don't nurture me.

In fact, considering all the too-steep stairs and low lighting, pretty much everyone finds them hard to navigate after a couple of drinks.

Feedback by participants after completion of the scenarios indicated that they found the instrument easier to navigate after having used it for the first time on Scenario 1.

The site is easy to navigate after this, facilitated by each topic having a standardised layout (e.g. diagnostic criteria, common pathogens, treatment regimens) and points specific to the condition.

This contrasts with the previous model in which only those who have skillfully navigated some after-death process get to proceed.

She is the author of four books including two for the savvy boomer, Navigating Fitness After 50: Your GPS for Choosing Programs and Professionals You Can Trust (2013), and You Still Got It, Girl!