Sentence examples for difficulty in steering from inspiring English sources

Our students reported difficulty in steering their own participation in the clinical workplace.

If Ms. Moore, who started out as a short-story writer, demonstrates some difficulty here in steering the big plot machinery of a novel, she is able to compensate for this by thoroughly immersing the reader in her characters' daily existences.

The center of the robot has a steering suction pad that is used in steering.

Tobias will join public lead Dave Duarte, in steering the project.

There was a slot in steering wheels for LPs.

Be aware of differences in steering techniques for the bowman.

The difficulty of steering the Republicans in the House was illustrated repeatedly in recent years, as Boehner sought to gather votes to raise limits on the amount of debt the government could hold, to renew temporary legislation to fund government agencies, to avoid government shutdowns and to avoid across-the-board budget cuts.

A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chart shows how a blood-alcohol concentration of.05 — about three drinks in one hour for a 160-pound man — causes, among other things, altered coordination, reduced ability to track moving objects and difficulty steering a motor vehicle.

Challenges, such as cutter wear, jamming and steering difficulties in difficult grounds with water inrush, fractured and faulted zones, high in-situ stresses, and gas, are explored in depth through case histories.

This paper examines a smart guidance scheme based on Lyapunov feedback control which overcomes the difficulties found in control gains steering.

One can see the difficulties and rewards of steering such a course in any list you want to make of contemporary "Jewish" writing.