Sentence examples similar to steered efforts from inspiring English sources

(Standardized processes can usually be automated, specifically because they are stable). Increasingly, however, companies need their people to steer efforts that involve uncertainty and change.

But as this fund-raising is prodding greater attention from local governments back home, officials in Mexico are trying to steer efforts toward projects with a lasting effect.

"Companies need their people to steer efforts that involve uncertainty and change," Ross says.

CPJ executive director Joel Simon recently spoke to the The Huffington Post about why the organization tracks journalists' deaths and how the information gained in the process helps steer efforts to prevent future killings.

Johnson sent Milner scampering away but he steered his effort the wrong side of the post.

Danns cleverly flicked the ball on to Jonathan Walters and he steered his effort beyond the Arsenal goalkeeper Craig Holloway.

However, Inverness would only be behind for 10 minutes as last season's leading marksman McKay got on the end of Marley Watkins' cross and steered his effort beyond Michael McGovern.

Funes Mori squandered the home side's best chance when, given a free run and a free header at a Barkley corner shortly before the interval, the Argentina defender steered his effort badly wide.

Some say the IRS needs to move more quickly on such cases, including Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R-Iowa), who steered the effort to expand the IRS whistleblower program in 2006.

Anthony Malbon should have opened the scoring for the Harriers but he steered his effort wide from six yards.

A minute later Lawrence steered an effort wide for Steve Evans' side after James found the on-loan Leicester City forward unmarked in the box.