Sentence examples for to properly navigate from inspiring English sources

To properly navigate these issues, it's crucial we seek out those who have lived in their crossroads.

Search instead for a leader/teacher/counselor who will serve to empower you by showing you how to properly navigate your emotions.

And we are failing our children by not giving them the tools they need to properly navigate this scary new world, and by not monitoring their interactions in this world closely enough once we do.

Just as teens have a hard time assessing risks -- research suggests this part of the brain doesn't fully develop until 25 -- they may not know how to properly navigate the currency of trust.

We need digital public sector leaders who can properly navigate this environment, and follow these three guidelines.

And within each tier, only the schools that properly navigate the quality/size cycle will survive the shakeout.

A failure to generate a clear environmental image of the lobby would make it difficult for people to find cues to navigate properly in the building.

Bobsledding, luge and skeleton may look to some people like a theme park on ice, but the competitors in those sports can write a thesis on the agility it takes to properly begin and navigate a run.

"My wrist will never fully heal enough for me to operate the throttle properly and navigate right hand turns".

Patients "ignore" stimuli in the visual field contralateral to the lesion and, as such, they fail to properly interact with and navigate their environment.

Researchers led by Henrik Mouritsen of the University of Oldenburg in Germany found that cutting the trigeminal nerve, which links the beak to the brain, affected the ability of Eurasian reed warblers to navigate properly.