The city that lacked a navigable river also suffered from a different problem: fetid creeks that carried raw sewage to and from its different population centers, which were far from one another (early visitors called it, facetiously, "the city of magnificent distances").
(Of course, everyone knows that politicians love listening to wonky bureaucrats!) Jeffrey Sachs, one of the world's most famous economists, asserts that poor soil, lack of navigable rivers and tropical diseases are, in part, to blame.
Then, fixating on language in the act granting the federal government authority over "navigable waters," he concluded that the legislation lacked an adequately "clear statement" granting the Corps authority over the non-navigable waters in the case.
Where natural interconnection among navigable rivers was lacking, gaps in trade were likely to develop, most notably at watersheds.
The town that those millions inhabit almost completely lacks the basic infrastructure and rule of law that make big cities navigable.
Navigable ends provide a navigation facility.
Special instruments were developed ("CenterPointer", "AwlPointer", "SpinePointer," and a navigable screwdriver) to make navigation in the EM field possible.
For navigation, a CenterPointer, AwlPointer, SpinePointer, and a special navigable screwdriver were used.
Comments are keyboard navigable.
There was no navigable river.
