Sentence examples for might be steered from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lacewell said patients might be steered toward doctors based on flawed data and United Healthcares "profit motive".

Without the requirement, he contended, the money might be steered to politically connected contractors, a contention the governor, whose administration has been plagued by corruption investigations, called "a cheap shot".

Diners in a rush might be steered toward items that are quick to make and eat — like a salad of beet-root and blue cheese with a sprinkling of hazelnuts, or a smoked salmon and caviar croque monsieur.

Those backing the Kitakami site are also hoping that some of the billions appropriated by the Japanese government for reconstruction after the 2011 tsunami might be steered to the ILC.

If oncologists judged patients to be too unwell for chemotherapy, the conversation might be steered away from the survival benefit of chemotherapy towards recommending other medication: Oncologist 103: I don't think your general condition now would tolerate chemotherapy quite honestly.

Only this time the starship is being steered by a pilot whose identity you might not surmise even if you had billions and billions of guesses.

Food packaging might be deceptive, but when was the last time you were steered wrong by an aphorism?

Reporters and editors believe that coverage has been steered to favor the prospective buyers and fear what might happen once they control the papers.

I was being steered.

What are you going to wear?" There might be opportunity to steer Jack in the right direction.

"If there were a strong political leader in place, this person might be able to steer the course and bridge the gap.