Sentence examples for to navigate a problem from inspiring English sources

It does, however, need political cover to navigate a problem that could have significant trade and investment considerations.

Walmart's PR department somehow thought no one knew how to navigate a simple math problem when they released a statement claiming that over 475,000 of their associates earned more than $25,000 - there's no mention about how much more than $25,000 they make and as far as anyone knows it could be $25,001, and that's still not a living wage in a large part of the country.

"I think for those of us who are trying to navigate a way out of this political problem, having the race allows us to build bridges across communities, get people working together," he said.

It is also perhaps the one that most shrewdly navigates a problem that to some extent bedevils all filmmakers who take on this fraught subject: how to reconcile their outsider perspectives with the experiences of those who lived through the hurricane.

"While we applaud such efforts to navigate this problem, this is a gaping structural deficiency, plain as day, that needs to be fixed.

A few lenders have tweaked their procedures to navigate the problem, and housing advocates are petitioning the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to devise guidelines for lenders in situations that involve surviving relatives.

One of the main reasons behind our approach is to navigate this problem.

Episode one of Hotel India managed to navigate the problem of guests appearing to be truculent monsters by rounding up some truly delightful sorts.

The dominance of a restrictive ideology which equates vulnerability with weakness has left men without a road-map to navigate through their problems with anything more than a grunt and a shrug.

"Help us see how to navigate this particular problem," he often asks, according to Dr. Lewis Hassell, who served with Mr. Romney in church.

The best way to navigate the problems of the health care marketplace is hotly debated.