Sentence examples for necessary to navigate from inspiring English sources

We learn to decode the images that surround us; to understand and use the language necessary to navigate a complex and rapidly shifting world.

But as long as the stereotypes remain all-powerful and are perpetuated by men and women alike, it's necessary to navigate them.

The hypothesis is that as branches constrain fruit reachability, redundancy is necessary to navigate through branches and reach fruits inside the canopy.

The goal of this certificate is to educate and prepare trainees with the tools necessary to navigate a dynamic future from a position of knowledge, empathy, and justice.

Unfortunately, in many of these global workplaces, there is a growing gap between employees and skills necessary to navigate the marketplace.

With luck, because she is close to completing a Master's degree in psychology at West Georgia University, she will have acquired some tools necessary to navigate the trauma that may await.

James has time to think about the enormity of the task he has undertaken: acquiring the necessary knowledge to navigate the ocean using the stars.

Skills and management – ensure you have the necessary skills to navigate change effectively, build strong relationships, focus resources and demonstrate your social value.

The American diplomat had the necessary experience to "navigate her way in America's interests through many otherwise closed doors," Rehman says.

But by the end of their nine-month bootcamp, almost all the rats being schooled by the Belgian NGO Apopo in the southern highlands of Tanzania will have acquired the necessary skills to navigate minefields in Africa and beyond.

Weihenmayer, 44, has come to the white-water center to train with Robert Raker, a friend and a paddling coach, and to master the necessary techniques to navigate a small plastic boat over a moving mountain of white water.