Sentence examples for will navigate it from inspiring English sources

The actual drone will be piloted by a private contractor who will navigate it across the prairie, distributing up to 3,000 doses an hour — making it 10 to 20 times more efficient than by distributing the vaccine by hand.

A Brexit Britain that will navigate its way in the world without a moral compass.

One big reason is that it's not clear how HP will navigate volatile IT markets in the coming years.

While this changing travel landscape will be increasingly tricky to navigate, it will also prove to be an exciting and potentially lucrative time to be a travel startup or a travel investor.

This crisis is not likely to abate for at least the next four years, and how universities navigate it will have important consequences for education and citizenship.

Instead of it offering a standard portal that is difficult to navigate, it will tell you what you need to know about your plan such as what your deductible is in a visual and engaging way.

Helping you understand and navigate it will be one of the greatest joys of my life.

Sure, it will navigate a rutted dirt road or deep snow.

If you click on the income tax section of the Tax Matters website, it will navigate you to the quiz that includes questions such as, what PAYE stands for and whether you must pay tax on the tips you earn in restaurants.

In order to locate one, pull out your ghost and it will navigate beacons in your area.

Over the next few years, Cornell is expanding in New York City, so as to better engage with this new economy, providing insights on how our workplace will unfold and how to navigate it.