navigability

IPA: nˈævʌgʌbˈɪɫɪti

Examples of "navigability" in Sentences

I think one of the weakest parts of blogging software is poor navigability.
This had serious repercussions for the river, as navigability is a requirement for the protections of the Clean Water Act.
These all help to address the navigability problem a little, but none of them really provide the missing synoptic view of past contents.
The Danube, representing Europe, touches the papal coat of arms; the Rio de la Plata, the New World, sits on a pile of coins signifying wealth; the African Nile is hooded, because no one knew its source; the Asian Ganges holds an oar, denoting navigability.
If Washington is truly concerned about Chinese threats to the freedom of navigation in Asia—as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been voicing for the past year—it cannot afford to ignore what Taiwan means for commerce and navigability in the region.