Sentence examples for was unable to navigate from inspiring English sources
The company was unable to navigate Manhattan's traffic congestion and difficulties like doormen-staffed buildings unwilling to take deliveries when tenants were absent.
Nothing was making sense and she was unable to navigate the new timetables designed by the court that stipulated where she should be, at what time, on which day.
In a story straight out of Hollywood, Pomus actually wrote the lyrics on the back of an invitation to his own wedding, remembering how it felt to watch his bride dance with his brother, knowing that he himself was unable to navigate a dance floor.
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.
Or was it because she was unable to navigate the politics required to make that happen?
And with limitless resources at his disposal, Prince was unable to navigate a system that's broken, antiquated, and prejudicial due to the stigma surrounding what is now the leading cause of accidental death in America.
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.
In "Starving Class," Weston explains to his son that he is unable to navigate his own life: "I couldn't figure out the jumps.
Rights guaranteed by United Nations conventions are being breached because children are unable to navigate complex legal procedures unaided, according to Maggie Atkinson, the children's commissioner for England.
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".
Memories of the power failure are still raw in Queens, where residents were forced to abandon their homes and businesses and ferry medicine and food to friends and relatives who were unable to navigate the stairs in their apartment buildings.
