Sentence examples for room to navigate from inspiring English sources
The Hudson corridor is wider than its counterpart, with more room to navigate.
Motorists double-parked their vehicles throughout the firehouse's lot, leaving little room to navigate.
Still, eBay and Skype do not appear to have much room to navigate out of the expanding legal mess.
Over the course of the film, her house becomes a swarming, increasingly filthy refuge strewed with newspaper and food bowls; the growing population of dogs and cats leaves her little room to navigate.
Such a front bench under a leader obliged to compromise and perhaps willing to go of his own volition later in the parliament could not be worse for anyone all than the current nightmare, in which all are trapped and with virtually no room to navigate.
With mega companies like Alibaba and Tencent pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into home-grown businesses, American companies are finding less and less room to navigate and expand in China.
And none of those assurances answer some of the fundamental objections players have to the Kinect proposition: namely, many of the games are crap and no one wants to leap around their living rooms to navigate a menu.
His surrogate mother, Kristen Broome, stayed in a separate hospital room, trying to navigate the swirl of emotions.
The sides and top of each arm are composed of clear plastic to allow mice to use visual cues in the room to spatially navigate the maze.
At a glance, participants can identify the category of a natural scene (e.g., beach vs. forest, indoor vs. outdoor, parking lot vs. downtown) (Ehinger & Rosenholtz, 2016; Greene & Oliva, 2009b; Joubert, Rousselet, Fize, & Fabre-Thorpe, 2007; Rousselet, Joubert, & Fabre-Thorpe, 2005), and how much room there is to navigate (Greene & Oliva, 2009a).
And it could give a more moderate candidate, such as former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, the room he needs to navigate an issue that divides their party -- suggesting, as Bush has before, that the courts are having their say, it's time to move on and, no matter what anyone thinks about the question, everyone deserves respect.
