Sentence examples for not be steered from inspiring English sources

The bad news was that it could not be steered.

"In the future people should not be steered to adult homes if they don't want it and they don't need it".

At that altitude the winds were more than 200 miles (322 km) per hour, and the parachute he used could not be steered.

On one side of the waterfront development question are environmentalists who believe that the beach should be allowed to move freely and the natural shift of sand should not be steered by man-made structures.

In his trademark stentorian rumble, he told a reporter for The New York Times: "The judiciary acts as a ballast on our ship of state, and it prevents the ship from being wrecked on the reefs of inappropriate judgment, and should not be steered by the whims of hysterical opinion".

They should not be steered to a decision - but supported and informed about options - hearing from the cardiologists and the surgeons before deciding - and having the most recent information about performance of these treatments to guide them.

Typically, a father is upset because a daughter is not being steered to his alma mater, because she has less then stellar grades and test scores.

But her feelings about that game were decidedly mixed, as has been reported at length, and, had she not been steered so firmly towards it by a father who had also enjoyed cycling success, she may have gone another way entirely.

The problem is that Ofsted appears to be an enormous bureaucracy that won't be steered.

Prospective home buyers would still be misled about school quality, but they wouldn't be steered anywhere in particular.

There's simply no reason to trust Trump that his tax reform policy won't be steered by the wealthy and won't benefit him personally.