Sentence examples for bad steer from inspiring English sources

Fox Business has a new negative ad campaign about its rival channel, warning CNBC viewers to stay away from one of that network's stars, Jim Cramer, the host of "Mad Money," because, among other things, he urged viewers back in mid-September to buy Wachovia, and later had to apologize for the bad steer.

Call it the Paulson principle: In bad times, steer help to those least in need.

So nudging a crowd early on by presenting contrary opinions for example, exposing them to some very good or very bad attitudes will steer the crowd in a different direction.

So how has this bad manager steered the Mets to a.500 record and a spot not far from the top of the National League East?

It's not bad enough to steer anyone away from the Quickfire, it's just something to consider.

Keep an eye on writer's forums and bulletin boards for information from writers about bad payers and steer clear of them.

Corruption tars the good ones along with the bad and potentially steers billions of dollars to empty enterprises.

"No one's done this research because nobody cared, because you couldn't win a contest and you couldn't turn a buck," said Mark Rubin, the former bassist for the Austin band the Bad Livers, who steered Mr. Rains away from Appalachian music and back toward his Texas heritage.

This time around, the generally bad mutant Magneto steers the generally good mutants Psylocke, Storm, and Angel to serve under the god-like mutant Apocalypse, played by Oscar Isaac.

Sergeant Friday has to correct her mistakes and bad calls and patiently steer her back to his interpretation of the facts.

Plus, I don't have to worry about getting a rental that is difficult to steer, in bad shape or that does not have the features I want.