Sentence examples similar to imperative to steer from inspiring English sources
The tribunal's rulings appeared to have been calibrated to steer between two imperatives top F.I.A. officials had to weigh after the Singapore crash scandal broke last month: taking rapid disciplinary action to limit the damage to Formula One's claim to be the pinnacle of international motor sports, yet doing so in a way that stopped short of stripping the sport of another major car manufacturer.
"By aligning ourselves with the imperative of the technium, we can be more prepared to steer it where we can and more aware of where we are going," he writes.
Given all those various incentives to steer the narrative in one direction or another, it's best to see this less as a simple story of what happened than as a narrative constructed out of facts, accusations, and political imperatives.
The show seemed to steer itself.
But dieters might want to steer clear.
We are forced to steer by guesswork.
I tried to steer the ball.
I try to steer clear of heartbreaks.
Roxanne Quimby was too excited to steer.
Does anyone try to steer her creatively?
