Sentence examples for are being steered from inspiring English sources

The unemployed are being steered back into work by private companies, who are paid by results.

But some big clients like General Motors, with billings estimated at $400 million, and General Mills, an estimated $180 million, are being steered to Burnett or Saatchi & Saatchi.

These days fewer minorities are being steered toward subprime loans, said Brian Kabateck, a lawyer representing the N.A.A.C.P. in its remaining lawsuits, though largely because lenders have stopped offering subprime loans.

This week, the Mexican Commission for Refugee Assistance set up temporary offices in Mexicali and Tijuana geared toward the caravan migrants, who are being steered there by the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

A24 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Firefighters' Financial Firm Has a Troubled Past Families of city firefighters killed on Sept. 11 who seek financial guidance are being steered by the firefighters' union to a Long Island firm, Goldis Financial Group, whose record is tarnished by questionable and in some cases illegal conduct by employees and business associates, some of whom had mob ties, officials say.

It's a dead giveaway that you are being steered into high-cost investments and high administration fees.

If the fourth category was "extreme steering," this is what Josh would recommend, assuming patients were being steered towards the facilities with the strongest quality measures.

I was being steered.

Was it totally unaware that its movements were being steered?

The message is that the Republican party is being steered by its most extreme faction.

But the Costa Concordia was being steered manually when it crashed.