Sentence examples for rather than navigating from inspiring English sources

On the recommendation of our tour operator, we had booked a driver rather than navigating ourselves.

Pakistanis complained that business had dropped off since the emergency declaration over the weekend, with Pakistanis staying at home rather than navigating more police checkpoints.

That may explain why, rather than navigating country music stardom, she was playing a not quite full Joe's Pub on Tuesday night, in what she described as the first proper ticketed New York concert of her career.

"These personal experiences are meant to help you spend more time engaging in the world around you rather than navigating your smartphone," he said.

On one hand, the company is planning to add a "buy button" to paid search results, giving browsers a way of buying products directly within those results rather than navigating elsewhere, and Google getting a cut in the process.

By giving them private car-hire options, it's more likely they will stay in the app rather than navigating out of it to do something else, possibly never to return to Google Maps again.

Most cyclists take other routes into downtown rather than navigate this precarious stretch.

Wasted the time of NHS bosses, who were "distracted as they were required to rearrange the deckchairs rather than navigate safely past the iceberg" of growing demand for care and the service's tightest-ever financial squeeze.

(In Mr. Wright's next big game, called Spore, players will create an entire species from scratch and guide it through billions of years of evolution. As with The Sims, Spore, due out in the next year or so, will enable players to define their own goals and style of playing, rather than navigate a set of predefined obstacles).

For one thing, he said, state regulation of health care financing had often been overturned by lawsuits filed under the federal Employee Retirement Income Security Act, which the courts have said was intended to let big companies set up uniform health benefits across the country, rather than navigate state-by-state requirements.

Laxminarayan worries that researchers will give up on clinical trials in India rather than navigate a maze of complex regulations that he believes are bound to be introduced in the wake of the HPV trial.