Sentence examples for capable of steering from inspiring English sources
They saw in the tough-talking former general a leader capable of steering Africa's most populous nation towards its much-vaunted potential.
As Plath writes of her fictional persona, Esther [in The Bell Jar], she wasn't capable of steering anything, let alone herself.
City stayed loyal to Garry Cook, whom they inherited, but since his resignation last month are hunting for a chief executive capable of steering the Abu Dhabi project through the organisational, financial and political challenges City face.
"Artists are capable of steering a city away of becoming a ghetto for purely financial gain … Yet artists need spaces for living and working to lead a meaningful life in an otherwise meaningless city".
Vikram S. Pandit of Citigroup and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan, for example, say it will be harder to break away from taxpayer support if the workers most capable of steering their banks toward recovery walk away.
But in Danny McGuire, the man who will replace Sinfield as captain next year, they have someone who is more than capable of steering the club into a new era in 2016.
While the flesh-and-blood version of Mr. Brin sat miles away at a computer capable of remotely steering a robot, the gizmo rolling around here consisted of a printer-size base with wheels attached to a boxy, head-height screen glowing with an image of Mr. Brin's face.
I have no way of steering.
Not only will it provide feedback should its driver become distracted and send the car on a trajectory out of its lane, or into another vehicle lurking in the three-quarter blind-spot, but it is also capable of self-steering for short periods of time.
We demonstrate that the proposed controller architecture is configurable for an arbitrary number of wheels and capable of handling large steering angles efficiently.
