Sentence examples for impossible to navigate to from inspiring English sources

When the session moved to cases from APD's Critical Incident Review Team, an internal unit created under the settlement agreement to examine serious uses of force, the board identified a recurring problem: The video evidence CIRT had been sharing was often disorganized and inconsistently labeled, making it nearly impossible to navigate to relevant segments of footage.

The new Rosa Mexicano immediately attracted a big bar crowd, making it impossible to navigate at times.

For months stretching into years, it remained nearly impossible to navigate the city without having to divert into myriad detours before eventually arriving at your destination.

Isn't London famously impossible to navigate anyway?

The buttons were ridged, making them almost impossible to navigate and leaving scratches on my fingernails.

Twelve years ago, we got Robert Venturi's dull -- yet impossible to navigate -- Seattle Art Museum, dominated by a gigantic staircase to nowhere.

They added space but complicated an already confusing floor plan, making the museum nearly impossible to navigate.

For instance the "Moulin Rouge" site is so enamored with its baroque design that it is almost impossible to navigate.

Floating masses of reeds and water lilies began to clog the remaining waterways, making it impossible to navigate old trading routes between the islands.

The Irrawaddy Delta is a labyrinth of waterways that wind toward the Bay of Bengal; many are almost impossible to navigate.

Seizing property, for example, now requires a 54-step process that more than two dozen revenue officers have described as virtually impossible to navigate.