Sentence examples for should not be steered from inspiring English sources

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

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".

The bad news was that it could not be steered.

In other words, ESL/EFL learners should not be urged by their instructors to steer away from social interaction in peer review.

As one clinician commented " It should not be an aim of the first aider to steer a person in the direction of professional help...The emphasis should be on a discussion of help available should the person begin to indicate that they are receptive to help".

And brides should not be afraid to ask questions about the dress or the store's return policy, no matter how genteelly they are steered away from specifics.

Theory on complex adaptive systems suggests that innovations should not be specified in detail in order to promote ownership and that 'muddling-through' should steer the guideline implementation process[ 13], while theory on adult learning adds that implementation should be tailored to each individual's learning needs[ 14].

When trying to enter a corner with approximately 30 km/h (15 mph) there shouldn't be any tangible under-steer.

Students of science, especially very young ones where educational foundations once laid are not easily cast aside, should be steered, as has been noted, strictly away from 'magical' explanations of life.

Democrats believe it should be steered toward education, health care, Medicare and other programs.