Sentence examples for today navigating from inspiring English sources

Even today, navigating the city is hard if you have mobility differences.

But perhaps its biggest fight is one that continues today: navigating a health-care landscape in which commitment to public care isn't secure.

The industrial world is today navigating from a traditional product-based business to a new more complex solution-based orientation, pushed by new technologies, a multiple functionalities demand and a change in the customer value perception.

Today, navigating the regulatory red tape constitutes 25 percent to 30 percent of the total cost of solar installation in the United States, according to data from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, and, as such, represents a higher percentage of the overall cost than the solar equipment itself.

With so much information (and misinformation) available today, navigating the world of healthy eating can be difficult.

But on June 6, navigating without radar in heavy fog, the Bat'kivshchyna pulled into Norfolk.

I spent last weekend navigating the many art fairs in town — looking at a lot of art, and looking at a lot of people looking at art.

With a 104-page form 1040 for 2011, and a 203-page one for 2010, navigating Mitt Romney's tax returns is no walk in the park.

8. Crazy by Linda Vigen Phillips Laura is a typical 15-year-old growing up in the 1960s, navigating her way through classes, friendships, and even a new romance.

For Kaberuka, a Rwandan who served as his country's finance minister from 1997 to 2003, navigating the bank through the 2008 financial crisis and helping it to keep its credit rating intact are among his proudest achievements.

The Dalai Lama, the Tibetan spiritual leader, fled China in 1959, navigating the Himalayas by foot and eventually settling in Dharamsala, where he remains perhaps the world's most famous exile.