Sentence examples for may be steered from inspiring English sources

The product selectivity may be steered by the temperature.

If an interface is furthermore topologically, chemically or physically patterned or constrained, neural interconnectivity may be steered towards directional organization.

But don't just tap "ethical investment" into Google: you may be steered into unwise timber and wind investments.

But when members of Facebook's "community" seek information about vaccines on Facebook itself, they may be steered toward unscientific, anti-vaccination propaganda.

Applicants may be steered to an authentic-looking corporate Web site, where they are asked to type personal information into a fake human-resources department Web form.

These are nominated not by publishers, whose choices may be steered by commercial dictates, but by more than 100 libraries, or communities of readers, around the world.

The disintegration of the European Union and its common currency may well be steered into a rational, livable outcome.

Under a businessman president, America's moral compass may increasingly be steered by the C-suite, rather than the Oval Office.

Butler, among others, noted Graham's recent activities may have been steered by his son Franklin.

Evidence supports that these households may have been steered away from better quality early childhood settings in their homes.

Coding academies have opened new doors for people with a variety of backgrounds, many who couldn't afford a more traditional four-year computer science degree, or may have been steered clear of a technical degree in college (or younger) due to societal pressures or family culture, just to name a couple.