Sentences with phrase «through choppy waters»

This gives me confidence in management's ability to navigate VFL through the choppy waters of recessions.

It also features one of the best sailing simulations ever created in a game, with a galleon requiring four friends working together to successfully navigate through choppy waters or to battle a rival crew.

«In his new book Painting Beyond Pollock, the Sotheby's Institute lecturer Morgan Falconer charts a smooth, remarkably direct course through the choppy waters of postwar painting.»

Uruguay held fast to their rudder and steered their ship through choppy waters; the metaphor seems all the more applicable as it was more than suggested that Uruguay are now pirates in the hostile seas of the UN single convention.

I've been paddling my canoe through the choppy waters of hot - take Twitter, and there are people who are mad that Quintana has a 4.49 ERA, and there are people who are mad at those people because the strikeouts are still strong and the previous six seasons mean a lot more than the first couple of months of the season, and there are people mad at those people, et cetera.

My personal experience taking a Norwegian cruise was a little rocky, and it had nothing to do with the ship sailing through choppy water either.

She continues to coach and guide her editing clients through the choppy waters of publishing and book promotion.

Constructed with boom expansions attached to hollow bamboo poles for extra stability as they motor through choppy water.

They are the boat of choice here as the raised bow cuts through the choppy water better.

Despite these triumphs, the floating sector is still ploughing through choppy waters, with notable projects having been delayed in recent weeks, as Scotland's 50MW Kincardine project ran aground due to a disagreement between partners, and 10MW Dounreay Tri, fell afoul of a funding gap.

Indeed, Golder seems the perfect choice for these precarious times: a strong - willed leader with a caring sprit who maintains her footing through choppy waters.

If you got to set a course for how we (and other denominations) could navigate through these choppy waters, what would it be?

In his new book Painting Beyond Pollock (Phaidon, April), the Sotheby's Institute lecturer Morgan Falconer charts a smooth, remarkably direct course through the choppy waters of postwar painting.

We can function as your «outside expert» and confidant, providing well - rounded data and information to guide you through the choppy waters of the global dairy markets.

«Local governments are navigating through some choppy waters,» DiNapoli said.

And you won't get any help because your team will be relying on you to steer them through those choppy waters.

If you have a medical condition and you're looking for life insurance over 60, a seasoned independent agent, like those at Huntley Wealth, can help you navigate through choppy waters.

If you value your relationship and want to make positive progress, it may be time to invest in a couples therapist to help navigate you through the choppy waters.