Sentence examples for navigating one another from inspiring English sources

The results are really quite good, with the little crowds navigating one another deftly — but never too deftly.

No pictures-of-text or confusing and inconsistent navigation elements to slow you down: navigating one Gopher site is the same as navigating any other Gopher site.

This approach has its limits – navigating one's way out of unhappiness might not be tantamount to finding happiness.

Mr. Holdridge, after all, is a young filmmaker living and working in Los Angeles who, much like Wilson, is navigating one tough town.

As he battles for the Democratic nomination, Senator Barack Obama is trying to strengthen his support among Jewish voters and in doing so, is navigating one of the more treacherous paths of Democratic politics.

In this paper, we present a novel approach for using a multi-agent system for navigating one or multiple responders to one or multiple destinations in the presence of moving obstacles.

While knowing about and navigating one's way through service systems is difficult for most people, it is particularly difficult for people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities.

Thus, if the coverage factor is found to vary between grid modules for animals navigating one and three dimensions, our theory can be tested by comparing its predictions for the corresponding variations in grid scale factors.

All the characters on "You're the Worst" are trying to navigate one of the main truths of adulthood: Life is full of compromises.

"No child, much less a child who has limited English skills, should be required to navigate one of our nation's most complex statutory schemes on his or her own," Ms. Brownstein wrote in papers filed with the suit.

There is no middle path between those positions, and efforts to navigate one lead to absurdity.