Sentence examples for navigable roads from inspiring English sources

There is little industry and scarce electricity, and there are few navigable roads.

About six miles down are Toque Toque Pequeno and Toque Toque Grande, accessible by steep but easily navigable roads off SP-55.

This week, troops from Uruguay are expected to arrive to begin reopening and policing river traffic, the only way to travel in many parts of the huge country, which has almost no major navigable roads.

For example, it is conceivable that cancer cases in oil-producing areas, compared with those in non-oil-producing areas, have better access to navigable roads and/or transportation, enabling them to travel to Quito for diagnosis and treatment and resulting in overestimated relative risks.

But we were several miles from any navigable road, and it was clear I couldn't ride without doing more damage to myself.

It was largely because of the purple asters that after lunch she asked Juan Hamilton, her young friend and assistant, to take us to the Monastery of Christ in the Desert, a seventeen-mile trip over barely navigable dirt roads.

Hamilton and I sat in the front, and O'Keeffe sat in back, bouncing rather merrily from side to side on the barely navigable dirt road.

And the long stretches of two-lane road wouldn't be navigable, since these immense road trains would be hazardous to pass.

For the most part, public transit systems had resumed operating close to a normal schedule, with some exceptions, and most major highways and roads were navigable.

The Brazilian government has been promising a system of paved roads and navigable waterways to reduce the costs of agricultural production in the cerrado and Amazon regions, but chronic economic instability and high budget deficits have held up the works.

Colonialism had left behind air routes, roads and navigable rivers used not to ferry people from one corner of Africa to another but mainly to convey natural resources from the continent's interior to its coastal ports -- and then to Paris or London or Brussels.