Sentence examples for navigating the questions from inspiring English sources

In this episode we meet a variety of parents who are navigating the questions of who takes care of their kids, and at what personal cost.

How will both she and Power navigate the question of Syria?

The 45-year-old actor's still baby-faced brow puckers as he contemplates how to navigate the question of this year's nominations.

This was my way of navigating the rocky questions of identity and commitment, independence and tradition that modern marriage brings.

Each play examined the multi-faceted relationship between Africa and the West by navigating the explosive questions 'Just who do they think they are?

Over three five-year terms, Father O'Hare has helped navigate the thorny questions of how to apply the city's legal limits on political contributions and spending -- considered among the country's most comprehensive -- almost uninterrupted since 1988.

Mr. Lecomte is the one who has to negotiate the delicate challenges of shipping grapes from far-off vineyards while navigating the myriad demands and questions of his citizen winemakers.

We are still navigating the answer to these questions.

It's an indication that, in the 21st century, we're still navigating the Social Contract's central question: how much do you let slide to peacefully co-exist in the collective?

How Mrs. Clinton navigates the Iran question may be an indicator of whether the hawkish tone she took during the campaign, or the diplomacy-first assurances offered by Mr. Obama, will dominate the early days of the new administration's foreign policy.

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