Sentence examples for points of steering from inspiring English sources

It is said of Iranians that they drive a car in much the same way that they ride a donkey, their main objective being to ensure it goes as fast as possible, leaving the finer points of steering to the animal.

But the senior author of the study, Dr. Allan L. Reiss, said the researchers made a point of steering the game they used in a more neutral direction.

FOR the last few years, every time that Mayor Raymond J. McDonough met with Thomas A. DeGise, the Hudson County executive, formally or informally, he made a point of steering the conversation to a proposed major-league soccer stadium.

He made a point of steering the conversation on terrorism to Israel, calling Prime Minister Ariel Sharon a terrorist and accusing "the Zionist lobby" of "intellectual terrorism" against the United States and Europe.

He told The Huffington Post he made a point of steering the program to Osborn.

"We make a point of steering clear of making claims about the health benefits of prostate massage," said Nugent, "and focus on the pleasure instead.

As with the concerts, Harrison made a point of steering clear of the politics behind the problem, his lyrics focusing instead on the human perspective.

The title of Gore Vidal's "Point to Point Navigation" refers to the dangerous feat of steering a ship without the benefit of a compass.

But, to his credit, Perry, as Erica Grieder pointed out, has done us all the favor of steering the conversation back to jobs.

This diagnosis points to the reason for the decline of theories of steering that rested on "first-order cybernetics" [9].

The actual norm bound of steering vector error corresponding to 2° pointing error is about ε 0=1.96.