Sentence examples for more steering from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a bigger company takes more work and takes more steering.

We'd like a tad more steering feel, and we'd definitely opt for the manual transmission over the manu-matic (the latter doesn't like to be downshifted quickly, detracting from an otherwise perfectly sporty mien).

Trail Braking transfers weight from rear to front, thus pushing the front tires into the ground and giving the car more steering bite.

"When the panic sets in, the guys need more steering," he said.

I'd gladly trade 20percentt of the grip for 20percentt more steering feel.

Rubin was no more steering the dollar than the fly was steering the coach wheel.

More are steering clear of firms in opaque industries with bad governance.

Athletes and sports psychologists also wonder if something more is steering him as he steps down from being the Wizards' head of basketball operations.

The subsidiary, Merck-Medco, cost the state millions more by steering people covered by the Public Employees Insurance Agency to expensive Merck-made drugs, the suit said.

"If you looked at it objectively, my horse was getting the hell beat out of him with the whip, and Jerry Bailey seemed to be nothing more than steering on Empire Maker," Tagg said.

More importantly, steering angles of these N-nary devices are fixed and one-time written, but none is truly erasable or fully programmable.