Sentence examples for unable to navigate around from inspiring English sources

The full 15 points will be awarded if the blind person is "unable to navigate around familiar surroundings without being accompanied by another person due to sensory impairment".

Pro-G agreed, and did not enjoy the naval side of the game at all, complaining that "...it's often near impossible to dock on dry land"., and that "numerous boats in your fleet...complicate things further, with the path finding AI seemingly unable to navigate around other boats in anything but huge stretches of open water".

He will need all his political skills to navigate around these rocks.

Sebastien Squillaci then headed narrowly wide and Aaron Ramsey was unable to navigate a way around Lonergan after he was played into the area by Arshavin.

Tonight, with Townsend unsteady and Blaine Wilson unable to navigate cleanly on a strained left knee and ankle, Hamm stayed steady and easily won his first national all-around title.

Warships with electrical failures may be unable to navigate, with the destroyers drifting at sea until power is restored, and weapons systems may be unable to function.

Releasees with psychiatric and substance use disorders are usually unable to navigate the complex decision-making protocols necessary to render healthful choices about recovery and rehabilitation.

Or was it because she was unable to navigate the politics required to make that happen?

Health care providers themselves are unable to navigate the inefficiency of our health care system.

I did not have insurance; I was home bound and unable to navigate the system.

They also figured out ways to navigate around our shortcomings.