Sentence examples for navigating frequently from inspiring English sources

Compared to, say, the US Patent Office website, which I've been navigating frequently of late, it's a breath of fresh air — though the two are not strictly speaking in the same category.

Attempts to regulate the nature of Pride celebrations are nothing new and an issue that LGBT individuals are having to navigate more frequently.

You should visit your store front often and try to navigate yourself frequently during the set up process.

An inboard cruiser that is longer than 15 m (50 feet) is usually called a motor yacht; this type of boat is usually designed for operation in less protected waters, and frequently navigates coastal oceanic routes.

There is a help button, but it takes you to an almost impossible to navigate list of frequently asked questions.

This could help instructors navigate the conflicting, and frequently negative feedback given by disparate sources.

Likewise, understanding the emergence of the major features that characterize life and the universe may provide students with the necessary traction to successfully navigate our science curricula, which frequently demands a firm grasp of expert information.

If a worker is determined to be ill or injured, there are a variety of compensation systems that are designed to protect workers financially from disability related to respiratory impairments; however, the administrative process is frequently difficult to navigate for patients and their providers.

State online voter registration options, for example, are frequently difficult to navigate with the screen readers used by many Americans with visual or cognitive disabilities.

For Glover, the incompatibility of the permits Shapes was issued encapsulates the biggest challenge he faced when running the space: navigating a labyrinth of bureaucracy that frequently pitted one department's interests against another.

Elongation is a measure of surface area or detected body size at a given time, and occur more frequently in fish calmly navigating throughout the tank (e.g., following anxiolytic treatments).