Sentence examples for is able to steer from inspiring English sources

The dollar's superstar status demonstrates how well Washington is able to steer the international financial community into overlooking the weaknesses of the American economy".

His style is at once warm and sharp; he is plainly liked by the players, yet he is able to steer them out of the eddies of harmonious routine.

"But nowadays, the issue is able to steer the agenda of much bigger parties," because appeals to fend off "foreign hordes clamoring at the gates" leave opposing parties responding with tougher policies.

By focusing the current public debate in Germany on the issue of personal data, experts say Chancellor Angela Merkel is able to steer clear of the stickier questions about Germany's own surveillance programs and a long history of intelligence sharing with the United States, which still makes many Germans deeply uncomfortable, more than two decades after the end of the cold war.

Also, it is able to steer an underactuated ship along a prescribed straight path with ultimate bounds under external disturbances induced by wave, wind and ocean current.

Sometimes a founder is able to steer the ship as CEO from the bare vision all the way to huge success, and we prefer this when possible, but they're almost never able to do it alone.

How would a rocketship be able to steer?

"We're able to steer the profits back into serving the freelancers".

With this simple gesture, I was able to steer the global media discussion around Dumb Starbucks".

We were able to steer people back to what they were supposed to be doing.

A passenger in her car was able to steer it to the side of the road.