Sentence examples for impossible to steer from inspiring English sources

Slamming the brakes may throw the car into a skid that would be difficult to steer out of with power steering and almost impossible to steer out of without it.

That would not work in most recent vehicles because the steering wheel lock makes it impossible to steer the stolen vehicle.

That the good ship Tory remains almost impossible to steer.

It'll be longer without major changes... December 31, 2013....and those who reckon it's impossible to steer banking back to public respect after the various scandals that have scarred the industry.

One reason, he thinks, is that people look at their societies, see that the totalitarian ones failed, and realise that the most complex are self-organising and impossible to steer or control.

But again the developers have shoe-horned in a bunch of useless gestures, such as wiping your goggles or waving to repel other racers, all of which makes it almost impossible to steer.

A subzero wind the night before had blown most of the snow off the lake, leaving a sheet of sheer ice smooth enough for the Ice Capades but seemingly impossible for drivers who wanted to steer their cars through an intricate course at speeds over 60 miles per hour.

Boys with A.S.D. (they outnumber girls four to one) who were difficult to console, to teach, to restrain at age 4 or 8 can be nearly impossible for parents and teachers to manage and to steer at 14 and 18.

This chapter helps you to steer customers away from the Mission Impossible mentality and toward more practical objectives.

Try as you might, when faced with a brownie it's impossible to say no -- even if you're trying to steer clear of sweets.

Although it would be nearly impossible to never do any of these things, try your best to steer clear, especially raves.