Sentence examples for navigating more from inspiring English sources

Pakistanis complained that business had dropped off since the emergency declaration over the weekend, with Pakistanis staying at home rather than navigating more police checkpoints.

Customers are navigating more easily.

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I say community, but after its recent partnership with PONS Publishing Group, the second biggest publisher in Germany as part of the Klett Group, and now with its iPhone debut, the startup is clearly navigating more traditional waters in the language learning space, going up against much more traditional players.

What rises above all the noise -- sites and apps that are not too wine or tech geeky and that give me hope of navigating more easily through the wide world of wine.

He is a strong man, navigating more successfully between the empowering anger and the consuming bitterness than most people struggling against the government of the United States can manage.

The ability to reliably detect vegetation is an important requirement for outdoor navigation with mobile robots as it enables the robot to navigate more efficiently and safely.

If last week's financial turmoil is any guide, it will have to navigate more wild markets, too.

Having released it to a proportion of our audience already, we know that readers navigate more quickly around the site.

The ability to navigate more precisely means more aircraft can be handled in the same amount of airspace, adding to capacity.

With so many tips and recommendations, they can navigate more easily through airline terminals and strange cities and find good deals along the way.