Sentence examples for enough steering from inspiring English sources

Handling, as ever, is of the rear-wheel-drive, tail-out variety, although there's enough steering precision to weave through oncoming traffic (a key skill in the game).

To the author's knowledge, conventional wheelsets have enough steering capability in tangent lines and curves with large radii.

However, they cannot provide enough steering capability to pass through sharp curves smoothly.

However, the guidance capability of an IRW only depends on the gravitational restoring force, which cannot provide enough steering capability.

In order to acquire enough steering capability, the clutch-type limited slip device is applied into the differential for coupling two wheels.

"I think there's not enough steering of younger people in this direction and maybe not making them quite aware enough that there's so many different careers in horticulture," she says.

For those who have enough trouble steering just the front wheels, fear not; the actuators are not directly linked to the steering wheel.

Some people reckon that Arthur Sulzberger, chairman of the New York Times Company, and his chief executive, Janet Robinson, are simply not doing a good enough job of steering the firm through a changing market.

Venezuela faces a new political landscape after a landslide opposition victory in parliamentary elections, but it remained unclear whether the result was enough to start steering the country away from its path of "21st-century socialism".

Navigating to Pluto was hard enough, but steering to a tiny world 1.6 billion kilometres beyond Pluto is an unprecedented interplanetary feat.

Funnily enough, Dunbar admitted to steering clear of other pink books, when I recommended them.