Sentence examples for try to navigate through from inspiring English sources

In this paper we will try to navigate through the efforts done to conceptualize the ETL processes.

I try to navigate through them, interpreting her words according to what I think I know about her life.

Notre Dame continues to try to navigate through a tough schedule when it plays host to Stanford (3 30 p.m. Eastern).

It lets the user get straight to their local court system & try to navigate through how it is run & who the relevant judges are.

Here, we discuss possible artifacts and try to navigate through the many methods, preferences, and assumptions that surround protein localization in plants that make it difficult to design a universal approach to achieve reliable results.

I have watched police and other emergency vehicles try to navigate through traffic while drivers refuse to move, try to race alongside or in front of them, or cross an intersection in front of an oncoming emergency vehicle.

Three things make this passage so memorable, so powerful and so relevant for me in my role as a corporate leader trying to navigate through increasing complexity and accelerating pace of change.

"He's trying to navigate through all these issues with Enron," said Mr. Fastow's rabbi, Shaul Osadchey.

But trying to navigate through its coiling labyrinth can be enormously difficult because the one thing this monumental work lacks is a widely accepted and accessible index.

Two men trying to navigate through a very challenging 2013 season, with Rodriguez, as is his custom, right in the middle.

Into this Muslim-Jewish melee, out of the Via Dolorosa, a cluster of Christians emerged carrying a large wooden cross they tried to navigate through the crowd.