Sentences with phrase «to navigate something»

If students change universities at any time during their college career, we also help navigate them through the application and transfer process.

That's why it is important to have a guide help navigate you through the process.

In my practice, I help my clients to take control of the legal process by navigating it with a compassionate attorney who has also experienced it firsthand as a client.

It's full of information that will aid to navigate you in your search to find a driving school that will fulfill your requirements.

Here we discuss the top risks facing commercial investors and how brokers can help buyers and sellers navigate them successfully.

An autonomous vehicle is a vehicle that is capable of navigating itself without human input.

From the executive chef whipping up delectable meals all day to the knowledge and experience of the dive crew who can expertly navigate you around the dive sites.

It's also responsive meaning tablet and smartphone users can easily navigate it.

Knowing the pitfalls is part of the battle, navigating them well is another.

You will be told when those events will occur and what we can do navigate you through the divorce process.

She'll also explain who she created this class for, and how to best navigate it for optimal results.

The island is small enough that you can navigate it on foot.

That's why many parents ride public transportation with their kids from a young age, and then teach them how to navigate it by themselves as they get older.

Make sure that your cover letter has enough white space for the hiring manager to navigate it properly.

It is logically laid out with tactile buttons of different shapes and sizes so you can navigate it without looking.

Create a sense of urgency with that person and give them a comfort level that you are going to effectively navigate them through this difficult time.

The story does a good job at navigating you through the world, however, has no real memorable portions.

In our community we have a bit of vision casting, but it really is more for helping folks navigate us when they first find us.

It can't navigate you from a starting point to a destination, and regardless there are too many regulatory barriers in place for that.

That is true even if you and your spouse think you can try to navigate it together.

The right legal counsel can help navigate you toward success in filing your personal injury or wrongful death claim.

With each model year, manufacturers will leverage computing power, sensors and cameras to allow vehicles to «see» the world around them more precisely and navigate it more safely.

In summer, the more you're in need of dresses that quickly navigate you from the office to after - work parties.

Most all of the buttons on the bottom screen are big and chunky like a touch pad, and yet I have to navigate them using the digital buttons.

I want to help you become okay with the messy adventure that is life - and make navigating it easy, healthy, and fun.

It can also navigate you to find directions to the nearby hospitals.

It'll run for up to 100 minutes per charge before navigating itself back to the base station to power up.

As the name would imply, players control a ball and navigate it across a series of courses from a predominantly top - down perspective.

After watching it, I felt like I used the app before and didn't have a problem navigating it.

Easily - read resume formats should be used so that employers do not have too much trouble navigating them.

I really like this recipe and will be making it soon, but I'm really impressed by how clean and easy to navigate you site is.

My older son has multiple food allergies as well, so navigating it has become second nature.

I'm lucky to know some real flea market pros that lead the charge on navigating it because it is HUGE.

Because this is such a big and exciting sale, I thought I'd give you the rundown just in case this is your first time navigating it.

It can be tricky navigating them and deciding which skills to upgrade, but fortunately, that's what we are here for.

It is vital for kids to form healthy digital habits from an early age; it needn't be a dangerous space, provided they understand how to navigate it within certain boundaries.

Good luck navigating it, though, because you can't swipe through the library.

But millennials need to be especially careful navigating it, since they may be more vulnerable to self - esteem related biases.

Friendships, and how to appropriately navigate them can be really tricky.

By setting that boundary for them they'll have some time to adjust to having the money (or relationship) before they're turned loose to navigate it entirely by themselves.

While PCs navigate you through the process, they can't provide ongoing support.

It's their job to know what they are and help their clients navigate them.

The flow of the eLearning infographic template should be as such that online learners are able to effortlessly navigate themselves through the flow of information.

Do you expect the device to speak to you the text of the book via text - to - speech feature, or have a possibility to navigate it via voice?

We will happily navigate you through each of you options.

The less they reveal, the more access they provide to the viewer, allowing him or her to enter into the spaces she captures and to navigate them alone.

If you believe long paragraphs are difficult to read on a resume, try navigating them online!

I enjoy working with people and navigating them beyond inner glass ceilings to find their unique brilliance and next - level success characteristics.

None of us are born knowing how to navigate it perfectly!