Sentence examples for which it has navigated from inspiring English sources

On May 13th, supporters of the act are to go on the road with a campaign for a fuller-fledged job-security law.Congress officials boast of the skill with which it has navigated the shoals of coalition politics.

That freedom hasn't helped Gross navigate in the stormy weather of the past few months, during which it has underperformed the market.

But both Ferrante and Kardashian West were targeted because they are famous, and the celebrity of each woman is connected to the ways in which she has navigated the predicament of womanhood.

As social welfare policy returns to the political debate, it is providing a window into the ways in which Mrs. Clinton has navigated the legacy of her husband's administration and the ideological crosscurrents of her party.

The lodestar by which the free world has navigated since the late 1940s, the containment of Russia and of communism, is becoming obsolescent, because of that policy's very success.

The British Bottle Company, which is making the shipment, has navigated the near-impenetrable regulations of the US market to get the bottles shipped out.

Frances is really keen that people don't underestimate her just because she is short and beautiful, which is why thus far she has navigated each challenge with a sort of icy-veined detachment from true reality that borders on the psychotic.

For example, Google's search and ad business and its experimental robot cars, which have navigated thousands of miles of California roads, both use a bundle of artificial-intelligence tricks.

(Those who want help might also benefit from an upcoming national conference on teen sleep and school start times, which includes leaders from districts that have navigated this change successfully).

They've navigated it this long".

Bligh had navigated it in his launch and taken notes.