Sentence examples for keep from straying from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the change could trickle down to quicker ETAs for other passengers if drivers don't wait for you, but it really just improves Uber's relationship with its drivers that it has to fight to keep from straying to competitors.

We've watched our own district struggle with the fallout of the state's decade-long budget quagmire, and while I think that overall, our district office and board of education have done a masterful job in keeping our schools going strong, it must be dispiriting — at best — to decide what to do without in order to keep from straying deep into the red zone.

More generally, it helps Viber keep level with other gaming services, which are adding many more features to keep users from straying away from their platforms.

More generally, it helps Viber keep level with other gaming services, which are adding many more features to keep users from straying away from their platforms.

One technique is to use what are called "stay interviews". Instead of conducting only exit interviews to learn what caused good employees to quit, hold regular one-on-one interviews with current high-performing employees to learn what keeps them working in your organization and what could be changed to keep them from straying.

All the other networks subsequently adopted the practice, intended to keep viewers from straying during long commercial breaks between shows.

The N.F.L. had grasped the need to enlist big-name, contemporary, broad-appeal artists to keep viewers from straying.

Maybe the birth of a deformed child led to the story's creation; maybe parents concocted the tale to keep children from straying into the enveloping woods.

Weekly, he headed into the bush to run in soft sand, using a power line overhead to keep him from straying off course.

Restaurants were a way of fortifying gamblers, to keep them from straying too far from the tables and the slot machines.

It is a form of financial sedation, a way to keep members from straying from a leader's point of view.