Sentence examples for being steered in a from inspiring English sources

"The debate is being steered in a direction that makes strategy toward NATO membership and the European Union very difficult," said Ms. Delevic, the assistant foreign minister.

When you have the largest Atlantic storm in recorded history that is being feed by unusually warm ocean waters (+5°F) and is being steered in a very unusual direction by a "3-sigma" blocking higher over Greenland after the largest Arctic sea ice melt in human history, you might want to consider the "steroid" hypothesis a bit more.

Compare that with the hot air (all heat and no light) produced by the cricketing celeb that is G. Boycott and I fear that TMS is being steered in a worrying direction.

He comments that in online fandom there was a sense "of a ship being steered in a different direction" and praises the plot device of the Time War as allowing the character to become mysterious again by providing him a "blank slate".

All of these can be steered in a variety of directions by combining them with other seasonings.

In addition, during the experimental run the process is steered in a fashion which maximises the differences in these candidates.

This chapter discusses the basic theory of a linear array and explores the way the antenna array can be steered in a preferred direction, shape its radiation pattern, and even feed its elements parasitically.

"In Europe, they think that consumers need to be more than told what the situation is, they need to be steered in a different way so that they'll make a different set of choices," said Herbert Hovenkamp, a professor of antitrust law at the University of Iowa.

Raese rejoined that it is "peach-colored tile" that he didn't even pick himself, leading a West Virginia union leader to say that the coal miners felt "great sympathy and understanding for multimillionaires who were steered in a wrong direction by their interior designers".

FeCo PLGA microparticles, with a mean diameter of 58 μm and an Ms of 61 emu g−1, were steered in a phantom mimicking the hepatic artery and its bifurcation, with a flow in the same order of magnitude as that of the hepatic artery flow.

In fact, they may be steered in a less than optimum career direction when they were extremely effective individual contributors.