Sentences with phrase «navigating tough experiences»

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Home buyers and sellers will need to work with experienced real estate agents to navigate this tough market.»

As a practicing registered psychologist, advisor to various research programs and community agencies, and through her previous experiences with the BC Ministry for Child and Family Development and the school system, Dr. Vanessa has seen it all and has navigated hundreds of tough situations with families.

With more authors publishing independently than ever, this can be a tough issue to navigate without having an experienced editor or agent to guide you.

Off - road racing should be extreme, tough and exhilarating, but the handling here simply lets you float around the track never demanding any skill from the player to navigate its well designed and often fun tracks making for a rather lackluster racing experience.

At Eisen Law, our team of experienced estate litigation lawyers can provide you with the necessary advice and guidance to help you plan ahead in your personal affairs or navigate tough and emotional legal situations.

Lori and Justin dove into many topics relating to career seekers with limited experience as well as resume tips, advice for women navigating tough job interview questions and much more.

Applicants in almost all industries are experiencing tough competition as they try to navigate the job market.

«I was able to navigate through a tough time more quickly and efficiently with Karen's action plan and vast experience.»

Our team of experienced counselors helps you address tough relationship challenges in your marriage or intimate partnership and navigate relationships that have been strained or broken.

A divorce in Colorado is already about the toughest experience a person can endure, and the Colorado divorce and family court system is not easy to navigate unless you know what to expect, or have an experienced Colorado divorce attorney on your side.