Sentence examples for So steering from inspiring English sources

But beginning riders should fear not: the pier is surrounded on three sides by fences or concrete barriers, so steering into the water should not be much of a risk.

Generally, the trajectory of the spacecraft is planned out years in advance, and so "steering" it just a matter of commanding it to do the proper rocket burns at the proper times, and making tiny adjustments.

Impact harshness is down, so steering precision is up.

The Fengyun 1C satellite debris had the potential to cause seven conjunctions with the space station, so steering the $100 billion safely into the clear was required, according to an earlier NASA update.

Moreover, in the paper by Briasoulis et al. [ 8] authors found significant treatment-induced variations in some endogenous neo-angiogenesis regulators so steering towards modulation of such pathway to get the anti-cancer effect.

During the chase, the Dodo gets height 'for free', so steering up yourself is a waste of speed.

And he did so while steering a difficult course between independence and loyalty to the Kennedys.

— Dan Savage (@fakedansavage) 8 Aug 12 So without "steering" or resorting to in-home magazine placement, what's the role of a parent here?

You are right, "designs are not one-size-fits-all". This is exactly why DESIGN is so critical- steering away from a repeated kit of parts and generalized notions of best practices, and instead pushing towards a more coherent, contextual and comprehensive proposal; linking to the physical and urban needs, socio-economic dynamics, employment, tenure and policy, amongst others.

He said: CVSC clearly appears to have decided that film and tablet are effectively the same product and so is steering its customers to the cheaper [generic] version...It is hard to see others won't follow suit (though we have no evidence this has happened yet).

"He has done so by steering clear of the policies of the hard-left.