Sentence examples for to best navigate from inspiring English sources

Delivery room horror stories and tales of baby blues caused my husband and me to spend months educating ourselves to best navigate the worst possible outcomes.

Alderson said the decision was not an easy one and that he had multiple conversations in the past few days with his staff and coaches about how to best navigate the situation.

Of course, while it's easy to recognize that "Social" is here to stay, many businesses still struggle with how to best navigate the rising social and mobile tides.

There are new third party services and tools coming onto the scene to help show how to best navigate the App Store.

Computers are ideal machines to accomplish these tasks, so it makes sense that Intel and AMD each sees its processors as being able to best navigate the networking, communication and security issues that come with tying various electronic devices together into a seamless user experience.

Covering major highways, motorways, city streets and secondary roads in countries across Europe and North America, XD Traffic continuously monitors traffic conditions along drivers' routes delivering up to the minute alerts to accidents, road works and other incidents as well as recommending how to best navigate around them.

So how does someone like myself, whose morning libido differs from their partner's libido, best navigate the mismatched needs?

It was too heavy to be helicoptered and lowered into place, leaving authorities to decide how best to navigate its through the city.

Drawing from his own trips to more than 60 countries, he can recommend where to stay, what to do and how best to navigate the airport experience.

This Oversight Committee reviews all applications to use the Case Register and also aims to provide practical advice to researchers on how best to navigate and manipulate the complex and extensive data.

Judgments about whose bonds to buy, and the risks of making a loss, would take the bank beyond pure monetary policy into murkier waters best navigated by politicians.