Sentence examples for idea of steering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shani, 37, said that while in film school at Tel Aviv University 12 years ago he came upon the idea of steering away from professional actors.

(The idea of steering them towards Atlantic Records arose when he met Ahmet Ertegun at a dinner given by Hardy Amies).

In the first years after the march, when some of the main legislative goals of the civil rights movement congealed into federal law, Rustin came up with the idea, which he attributed to Randolph, of steering their carefully constructed national coalition in a new direction, toward the economic reorganization of society.

At Hyundai we've examined some other ideas for steering controls, most specifically on one of our latest concept cars called the Hyundai i-blue Concept.

It advocates instead a prospective idea of responsibility focused on its exercise, by way of steering innovation processes according to societal values and needs.

Those in charge of steering the professional era now have a clearer idea of the pitfalls.

Loss of steering.

I have no way of steering.

The idea inflamed passions on both sides on Tuesday, when fiscal issues careening toward Congress roiled hearings and deliberations and spurred political recriminations as Republican leaders accused Democrats of steering the economy back into recession.

And that could cause the loss of steering.

Such a failure could result in the loss of steering.