Sentence examples for does not steer from inspiring English sources

The company maintains that it does not "steer women" into certain areas, but Mr. Wertz acknowledged that women might be more prevalent in some departments than others, given differences in the interests of women and men.

But he stresses that WHO "assists" countries but does not "steer" them, and it also "is not involved in price setting or price negotiation".

Second, we see that although Descartes takes care to distinguish the concerns of geometry from those of mechanics, he does not steer away from the construction of curves by means of instruments.

The unresolved difficulty is that in a complex society, as Habermas asserts, "public opinion does not rule" but rather points administrative power in particular directions; or, as he puts it, it does not "steer" but "countersteers" institutional complexity (Habermas 1996, chapter 8).

The unresolved difficulty is that in a complex society, as Habermas asserts, "public opinion does not rule" but rather points administrative power in particular directions; or, as he puts it, it does not "steer" but "countersteers" institutional complexity (1996b, chapter 8).

Some critics even say that the current F1 circuit "guru", Hermann Tilke, a German designer who built the majority of F1 tracks, might eventually kill all the excitement if he does not steer clear of slow twisty corners and too many straights.

One drawback is that it doesn't steer that well, due to an electronic steering system that lacks the mechanical immediacy of the best sports sedans.

Otherwise, it doesn't steer users to one facility or another, and receives no additional payment if a user moves in.

The book follows a sleek curve, which doesn't steer very far from the standard voyage and return plotline, but that's not to say it's hackneyed.

The show doesn't steer away from these contradictions, or from Rae's streaks of grandiosity and self-pity, but, by putting her at the show's center, it makes her plight human and resonant, not a side-trip in someone else's journey.

The hoverbike doesn't steer in a straight line.