Sentence examples for means steering from inspiring English sources

This means steering clear of any of that policy stuff.

But for Jennifer Lansdale and her family, going on a cruise means steering kayaks through ice-choked waterways, hiking up rocky hills and getting the exercise she doesn't get back home in Towson, Md. The last thing she cares about is sitting at the captain's table.

If you simply can't meet the need, help find another solution even if it means steering someone to a competitor.

Also available is Active Steering, which effectively lowers the number of steering-wheel rotations required to turn the car during lower-speed switchbacks but requires more turns during high-speed interstate travel; this means steering response through hard corners on road or track is quite quick (ditto parallel parking), but high-speed stability isn't sacrificed.

(Technical note: "upselling" means steering customers toward products with higher price tags). .

This means steering the conversation about their nations' intervention in Syria towards a strategy to remove the imminent threat of yet more civilian massacres.

This meant steering clear of the white, nuclear family and looking for people who represented Australia today.

That usually meant steering clear of partnerships with established acts and keeping musicians off popular video channels until they had a considerable following.

For some, this may mean steering clear of processed foods and sugary drinks, for others cutting down on red meat.

"Adaptability" to some meant steering towards miraculous innovation and away from the world of commerce at the same time.

These questions served as a means to steering each narrative interview to elicit a valid account of participant perspectives with minimal interviewer influence.