Sentence examples for more navigable organization from inspiring English sources

We would like to know if globalization, new technologies (like containerization) have pushed the network towards an optimal, more navigable organization.

Beginners are best off joining the short, organized trips on more navigable creeks, led by park naturalists like Mr. Ettling, 38.

It's the kind of vast media-world navigation that Mr. Roberts says will one day make the content glut more navigable.

In an effort to make Green Bank more navigable, Schou made some requests of local businesses.

Paul Scott's original Raj Quartet novels become much more navigable in Ken Taylor's elegant screenplay.

That side of the border is more navigable, and is not strewn with landmines.

But the vote still makes the political jungle a bit more navigable.

Not the facilities — they're all right, pleasanter and more navigable than the sprawling, Mumbai-like chaos of New York's.

Others have already loosened the bonds on research results in PDFs and created new formats that make them more navigable.

Commercial traffic continues to use the remainder of the east channel and the deeper, more navigable western channel.

Chinese dams and the blasting of rapids to make the river more navigable have reduced fish catches, she said.