Sentence examples for to have navigated from inspiring English sources

The President seems to have navigated this crisis, one way or the other.

In Britain, the company would appear to have navigated the recession reasonably well.

Despite early threats from his right flank that lawmakers would bolt from the governing coalition if Ulpana was evacuated, Mr. Netanyahu seems to have navigated the politics of the situation successfully.

In the 4th century bc a Massalian, Pytheas, visited the coasts of Gaul, Britain, and Germany, and a Euthymenes is said to have navigated the west coast of Africa as far south as Senegal.

In my writing life, I seem to have navigated an odd course between fiction and its negation, always half-wishing when I'm immersed in one that I were embarked on the other.

It's hard to make these kinds of sports games work well without buttons, but so far this one seems to have navigated the change well, with a choice of career, shootout and mini rink modes for variety.

He said Ms. Segal had helped him contact other groups to learn about how they have navigated city agencies.

The diversity of sound is meant to illuminate "how we've navigated the experience of being different," Mr. Iyer said.

Once you've navigated to the right key in the left-hand panel, right click on it.

It is one publishers are going to have to navigate carefully to avoid alienating customers.

How many turns in their own road they are going to have to navigate?