Sentence examples for willing to navigate from inspiring English sources
But for viewers willing to navigate all the crowded aisles of this riveting bazaar, there are many other lures.
For dealers who are able and willing to navigate the online trade, buying drugs on the dark net for far lower prices than steep street prices and selling them to people who don't want to go online is sensible economics.
Cryptocurrency has been area with a big return, but to participate in that big return, you had to be willing to navigate the extremely poor user interface for cryptocurrencies, and deal with all these huge risks.
CROSS RIVER -- Ward Pound Ridge Reservation offers an orienteering course for people of all ages willing to learn how to navigate an outdoor course using a map and a compass.
If you are unable to complete a section of the trail, other drivers on the trail will probably be willing to help you navigate the obstacles by spotting or will give you advice.
What the NHS needs is someone to navigate gently through these multiple crises, stop provoking staff and be willing to arm-wrestle new money out of the Treasury.
Slipping off her shoes this rainy afternoon, Ms. von Furstenberg is willing to proffer her business strategies, even as the fashion industry is still learning to navigate the new economy.
WORST: Difficult to navigate.
