Sentence examples for start to navigate from inspiring English sources

The study is the first to pull together field research by social scientists nationwide to track the effects of a family's illegal immigration status on children from birth until they graduate from college and start to navigate the job market.

When young creatives start to "navigate their career trajectory," it's important for them to find support in their artistic endeavors.

Once you know where that is--smack in the middle of protected parkland--you can more easily start to navigate the areas surrounding it.

Their own children are already starting to navigate a double life with the necessary cunning.

Media companies are already starting to navigate through a breach in the law by selling off interests in their online publishing ventures.

But as he starts to navigate his way past the sea of bodies to the front of the carriage to ask what's happening, the train begins to move again.

But mostly, I started to navigate by instinct, looking for clues in conversations with people, being open to suggestions, never really knowing where I would end up each evening.

She is just starting to navigate the channels of government assistance and private insurance, but does not know when, or even whether, she can reopen Club Hawaii or her other establishment, a sports bar called Avenue B Bar and Grill.

Users press one dedicated button on the phone and are online within seconds, usually starting to navigate via menus predetermined in the carrier's landing page.

Several months into its design phase, Santa Monica is just starting to navigate the regulatory landmines it will have to negotiate before groundbreaking.

Where the wealthy are starting to navigate past the perils of the modern, glow-in-the-dark diet, we are witnessing evolution, albeit cultural rather than genetic evolution.