Sentence examples for to better navigate from inspiring English sources

AI platform allows chatbots to draw on robust language database to better navigate human conversation.

The interactive module trained participants with tools to better navigate situations of gender-based violence.

Cultivating children's philosophical capacities equips them with the means to better navigate their way through life and the world.

You're going to learn how to better navigate life's big-moment decisions and kill your "wicked problems" dead.

KPIs are less the points of a compass than a GPS visualization for managers seeking to better navigate complexity.

NOTE: To better navigate the PDF file (217 pages), open the PDF file's bookmarks to access the chapters and sections.

It is considered the savviest trader on Wall Street, a reputation that comes with the expectation that it should be able to better navigate difficult markets.

The health insurer Aetna announced it would buy Coventry Health Care for $5.7 billion as the insurance industry realigns itself to better navigate the health care overhaul.

Bullet points, subheads and short (often single sentence) paragraphs can all aid the mobile reader to better navigate the article, long or short.

She said that these days her wish was to learn German, to better navigate the country in which she lived as a refugee in a center outside Berlin.

The panel will address the relation between migration and technology and discuss how to collaborate across disciplines to better navigate the significant paradigm shift towards an automated society.