Sentence examples for guided more from inspiring English sources
His reason is that the midcap sector is guided more by fundamentals.
The exchange rate is guided more by policy than market forces.
Before Hadid, architecture was a story of order and control, of spatial dominance guided more by a utilitarian virtue.
As a Hollywood mini-mogul, Mr. Kimmel seems guided more by his heart than by his calculator.
He will probably be guided more by concrete evidence of how the economy develops in coming months.
It is disappointing that the debate on aviation's role in climate change is guided more by emotion than facts.
No one encouraged and guided more than he the toddlers who were not his children; a mentor, a teacher.
One may hope that her next judge will be guided more by basic decency than puritanical zeal.
George W. Bush was guided more by faith and ideology than by science; his Administration opposed the HPV vaccine because, it contended, it would encourage premarital sex.
The American Psychological Association's ethics code, on the other hand, seems to have been malleable and guided more by avarice than ancient wisdom.
He does not hesitate to overrule his advisers, and when he does he is often guided more by instinct than policy.
