Sentence examples for to navigate those from inspiring English sources
He knew how to navigate those things.
We are trying to navigate those waters".
The Lincoln and Jefferson memorials are about how to navigate those paradoxes.
"It really helps you to navigate those troubled waters when you get out".
It requires a special kind of intuition to navigate those waters.
A second pilot, they say, is needed to carry the sensitive equipment required to navigate those vessels safely.
That being said, I've found that there are a few keys to navigating those confusing days/weeks/months/however long your bumps in the road persist.
These trends are analyzed in terms of their magnitude and persistence as well as their social, economic, and political impacts on the EU member states, highlighting the choices the elite must make in order to successfully navigate those trends and preserve the European project.
The remainder of this paper analyzes these trends in terms of their magnitude and persistence as well as their social, economic, and political impacts on the EU member states, highlighting the choices the elite must make in order to successfully navigate those trends and preserve the European project.
They offer an overview to help navigate those desiring a home death through the system.
No-frills airlines' Web sites are typically easier to navigate than those of major carriers.
