Sentence examples for better steering from inspiring English sources

One more example, perhaps, why working journalists – from Sir Max Hastings to Sir Simon Jenkins – would be better steering clear of national honours systems.

The future resilience of global, societal and local systems requires better and faster adaptivity, hence not necessarily better steering, but more effective collective learning mechanisms.

Steer-by-wire (SBW) systems, which have no mechanical linkage between the steering wheel and front wheels, are expected to improve vehicle safety through better steering capability.

Radial tires provide better steering characteristics and less rolling resistance than bias-ply tires, tend to run cooler, are safer in bad weather, and are said to give considerably more mileage.

"We've spent billions on air bags, antilock brakes, better steering, safer cars and roads, but the number of fatalities has remained constant," said David Strayer, a psychology professor at the University of Utah and a leading researcher in the field of distracted driving.

We already liked the Subaru WRX wagon, and with the added grip of meatier tires, better steering and refined ride, you just can't do much better than this car for the dough, handling- and performance-wise.

The cabin fittings and displays bring more comfort, lower noise and better power steering.

The notion of making vehicles turn better by steering all four of their wheels has inspired engineers for decades.

Although we, as parents, are usually motivated to reduce the risks they take, our energy would be better spent steering them toward healthy risks.

This argument is often deployed by those who believe a woman would be better at steering the 193-nation organisation towards such an approach.

But the fact that a respected newsman has proved to be a flawed captain of his ship doesn't mean that anyone else would be any better at steering the thing.