Sentence examples for will to navigate from inspiring English sources

And he summoned all his knowledge, intelligence and indomitable will to navigate the maze of foreign and Chinese interests that sought to impede the investigation of a horrifying crime: Pamela's brutal murder in 1937.The book begins as Pamela, back home from a British-style public school in Tientsin, is found mutilated in a ditch near one of the major gates in the city walls.

She will have to navigate far less controlled campaign settings that will test not only her political skills but also her knowledge of foreign and domestic policy.

Their stories will reveal the paths so many close to the department will have to navigate -- the thousands of firefighters, hundreds of widows, and their children.

You will need to navigate through the current list to determine which ones he will be a part of.

The new drug benefit will likely add many more hours of nonreimbursable work for doctors who will have to navigate through dozens of formularies.

You will need to navigate around the BIOS menu using your arrow keys, as the mouse will not work in the Windows setup screens.

The Matildas will have to navigate an incredible five games in 10 days during qualifiers in Japan and only two teams from six will head to Rio.

Investors will have to navigate through the volatility," Mr. Rosenberg said.

The MCC's next helmsman will have to navigate stormy waters.

Those are skills they say he will need to navigate the treacherous waters of Iranian politics.

And you will have to navigate this for the rest of your life".