Sentence examples for soft steering from inspiring English sources

We're on the brakes too soft, then too hard, but no matter, you can correct easily enough with more gas, soft steering and just being more gentle than you'd ever expect possible.

When hospital representatives discuss post-acute care options with patients, the degree in which the hospital favors a certain provider is considered "steering". Hospitals usually fall in one of three categories: 1) no steering, 2) soft steering, or 3) hard steering.

Strauss plays his second with soft hands, steering the ball off the face of the bat to bounce in front of slip.

If there is something that makes a car feel great is a thick and soft leather steering wheel.

It has been famous for oily, soft, dense, steering-wheel-sized focaccia for as long as I can remember.

The indicator controls were often mounted in unusual positions, its brakes were notoriously soft and its steering lock was virtually non-existent.

The suspensions remain on the soft side, and the steering has too much power assistance for my taste, but these are heavy front-drive cars that manage to feel eager and light on their feet.

The main objective is to follow the planned trajectories generated by a co-pilot module in the safe way despite the presence of vehicle model uncertainties and also to guarantee a passenger comfort by generating soft actions on the steering wheel and accelerations.

The developments can be seen as centralization, but could also be seen as a transition from steering through softer instruments (governance) to more traditional command and control instruments (government).

Standard equiment: engine stop-start, semi-automatic soft top, leather-trimmed sport steering wheel, 16in rib-spoke aluminium wheels, Dynamic Stability Control, four airbags with side-thorax protection.

The electrically assisted steering is pleasantly soft, and compared with the hydraulic assist in the Cayenne S, integrates more smoothly with the Auto Stop Start Plus feature that was such a shudder-filled exercise in the S.