Sentence examples for paths to navigate from inspiring English sources

The system will integrate with air traffic control, generate flight paths to navigate the airspace, monitor system health and address all contingencies to ensure passenger safety, the company says.

I used alleys and cycle paths to navigate the area.

If nothing else, an industrial strategy is about having a path to navigate risk.

It is a tricky path to navigate, given the patchwork of state laws and varying grades of benefits they provide.

"This is a difficult path to navigate regarding the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child," Rick Spielman, the general manager of the Vikings at first.

"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.

THOSE who go into the family business, if that business is writing, often have a tricky path to navigate, one that involves battling the perception of nepotism while carving out their identities.

We will have a complicated path to navigate and we will have to find €25 million from our research budget of €400 million over 6 years to build the detector.

In the current environment Philip Morris has a smoky path to navigate through and the cigarette maker is not helped by a 4.8% dividend yield, one of the lower payouts in the tobacco field.

This is a difficult, and sometimes risky, path to navigate and takes discipline and coordination in a world where the political manipulation of aid by states and intergovernmental organisations is widespread and may be at odds with the interests of aid recipients or the institutional interests of aid organisations themselves.

"Popular femininity is a challenging path to navigate," Raby said.