Sentence examples for they are navigating from inspiring English sources

In effect, they are navigating an economy in crisis without much of a rulebook.

Despite OPEC's ability to forge a rapid consensus on Friday, members of the cartel know they are navigating perilous seas.

Aides at several campaigns say they are navigating as they go, learning the hard way, for instance, about the pitfalls of the "ad networks" like the one Mr. Romney used.

This in a democracy -- but the author is not a sociologist or a political scientist, so he quietly calls upon his own profession: "Thus, our nation is home to millions of boys who feel they are navigating life alone -- who on an emotional level are alone -- and who are cast out to sea in separate lifeboats, and feel they are drowning in isolation, depression, loneliness and despair".

Both GM and the Obama administration understand they are navigating uncharted territory.

"They are navigating under ice, in dark waters, so they are completely reliant on sound," says Valeria Vergara of the Vancouver Aquarium in British Columbia.

With the recognition that there are many more small boats in the world, particularly recreational craft, than there are ships and that they are navigated primarily by piloting rather than by celestial or electronic means, many hydrographic offices have given attention to the production of special chart series in a small format for yacht navigators.

The trees are also dynamic and provide instantaneous user feedback as they are navigated.

While they were navigating solo, they were placed in a functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) machine, and their brain activity was analysed.

The young tourists, most of them from Australia, were swept to their deaths when the mountain stream they were navigating turned into a raging torrent.

The young tourists, many from Australia, were swept to their deaths when the mountain stream they were navigating turned into a powerful torrent.