Sentence examples for navigating for from inspiring English sources

Its somewhat clunky iPhone app is still worth navigating for the quality of writers it unearths.

Delivering coordinated care reflects a journey that hospitals have been navigating for quite some time in an effort to improve quality for patients.

Yet emotions are also our indispensable tool for navigating, for feeling our way through, the much larger domain of stuff that isn't susceptible to proof or disproof, that isn't checkable against the physical universe.

There is no guidebook for the etiquette of a possible president in waiting, no relevant map for the political seas that Mr. Bush and Vice President Al Gore have been navigating for two weeks now.

Also new are contextual voice commands while navigating for hands free operation, voice captioning for photos and videos and the ability to add hashtags to both as well, voice commands that are better at recognizing strings of things at once, better SMS support that shows you messages sent from your phone as well as Glass, and some new Google Now cards.

That Dre, the overzealous family patriarch, called out of work to make this presentation for himself is absurd, but it's also a heightened and comical version of the feelings of sadness and hopelessness that many of us have been navigating for weeks—and it feels especially resonant while watching now.

Tutus can also be difficult to navigate for men.

I found backwaters no one had navigated for years.

Subways and buses are efficient, though not always easy to navigate for non-Russian speakers.

This is an almost impossible area to navigate for a regulator.

She admits to being fazed by the office telephones, which she finds complex to navigate for conference calls.