Sentence examples for prepared to navigate from inspiring English sources

Do I believe she was better prepared to navigate the vast right wing of our political system?

And looming over the restructuring is a fundamental question: Given such vast, fast-paced change, will principals and teachers be prepared to navigate the new landscape by September?

The yachtsman sent a distress call from his boat at 12.26am yesterday as he prepared to navigate around the southern tip of South America.

"Wikipedia enables anybody to access information which was once the preserve of those who could afford the subscription to Encyclopedia Britannica and were prepared to navigate its maze of indexes and content pages," he said.

BROOKE ELLISON, 25, sat in her wheelchair on a movie set in July and watched as an actress playing Brooke Ellison, 12, settled into another wheelchair and prepared to navigate the hallways of a junior high school.

The vestiges of Mr. Mubarak's order — the military, the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamists, or fragmented liberals and leftists — seem ill prepared to navigate the transition from his rule.

10.04am BST Three, two, one, confusion Good evening chums and chummettes, Geoff Lemon with you preparing to navigate the turbulent seas of Australia versus Bangladesh at the World T20.

Over the next few months, Bissell's balancing act will be tested as he prepares to navigate the next wave that's about to strike Fabindia, the incredibly successful retail business that his father John started to built way back in 1960.

And, city leaders are well prepared to successfully navigate the ever-changing developments that continue to change the course of our shared urban environments.

It's an unfortunate reality, but as soon as something happens to you, you've unwittingly opened yourself to an entirely new world that you may not be prepared to successfully navigate.

Gleason and Alvarez are well-prepared to navigate the political waters of disrupting the financial industry.