Sentence examples for to navigating with from inspiring English sources

One of Davis's first tasks at Rolls-Royce could be steering the organisation through the kind of corporate quagmire McKinsey is used to navigating, with the group facing the threat of a corruption inquiry on both sides of the Atlantic.

With cable TV interfaces, channel changing is not worth the effort as the 1980s-90s pastime of flipping channels has devolved into scanning bloated menus that look like Microsoft Project and are not conducive to navigating with a remote control.

I believe a confident and tireless canine companion offers advantages to navigating with a white cane.

Finally, Dish announced a new remote which will enable subscribers to navigate with voice navigation.

#1: User-Friendly Navigation: Keeping your blog easy to navigate with intuitive category labels will help people find the information they seek much faster.

The reserve would be hard to navigate with strollers.

"So I figure learning to navigate with echolocation is a good thing to develop now.

Remember: You have the rest of your life to navigate with her.

Warsaw is easy to navigate, with an excellent system of trams, metro and buses.

It has never been an easy place to navigate with your decorum intact.

Tokyo's subway system requires concentration to navigate (with the help of an English-language map), but it's affordable.