Sentence examples for steered against from inspiring English sources

Pazopanib is mainly steered against VEGFR and PDGFR.

"It's too late to steer against this," said Daniel Gros, director of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels.

In my opinion, it will be very difficult to steer against this trend if we don?t succeed in implementing a new (or old?) and less superficial manner of working in our young generation.

The quiet, sturdy, rather dull songwriter who steered the group, against the flashy, insecure, deliberately provocative star who left it.

Portsmouth conceded a third three minutes from time when Sean Davis steered a cross against his own post and the Brazilian Alan pounced to score.

He then championed the controversial Environmental Protection Act 1990, a landmark piece of legislation steered through parliament against the free market instincts of the Tory party.

Bakambu, an obvious threat with nine goals in 11 Europa League ties this season, was left unmarked at a Dos Santos corner but fortunately for the visitors the Congo international steered his header against the outside of a post.

Cox was then unlucky when he steered a header against the bar, while at the other end McGoldrick forced Darlow into a great save before the interval.

Instead, they steered the "tax revolt" against taxes in general (on businesses and individuals alike).

But even as America suffered its worst downturn in the post-war period, its legislators steered clear of ranting against China.That restraint was driven partly by fear.

He won his first game in charge against Cardiff, steered Swansea to safety comfortably and has seen them become ever-presents in the top 10 this season.