Sentence examples for navigating since from inspiring English sources

Hurricane Sandy coincided with my ongoing cancer emergency, which I've been navigating since my diagnosis with leukemia almost two years ago.

Online spaces makes this much harder to navigate since we oscillate between disparate feelings in a confined space of time.

"The Starter Wife" may have the trickiest path to navigate, since it asks viewers to laugh with, not at, a woman who is rich, just not rich enough.

The lodestar by which the free world has navigated since the late 1940s, the containment of Russia and of communism, is becoming obsolescent, because of that policy's very success.

Direct access via S3 protocols would make the data difficult to navigate since the S3 names are UUIDs combined with our given names.

Ramadan for us can be extremely complicated to navigate since it's so important in Islam.

But the latest reports proved more difficult to navigate, especially since Mr. Wu, a backbencher with a low media profile, has always been somewhat isolated in Congress and had little support.

But the derision – as either sexless or over-sexed, unmarriageable, westernised or confrontational women – remains hard terrain to navigate, especially since their value is still determined by marriage and motherhood.

Netflix houses a massive number of TV shows and movies that can be difficult to navigate, especially since your preferences are altered by every move you make.

Courts can be perilous to navigate, too, since police intimately understand their workings and often have relationships with prosecutors and judges.

The Starns have been navigating these themes since the 1980s, when they became known for exhibiting taped and torn photographs.