Sentence examples for steering people from inspiring English sources

"I'm steering people toward a certain end," he said.

"We're not in the business of steering people toward things," she said.

And that, school administrators say, may be steering people away from the job.

Steering people away from farm-raised salmon is not in the best interest of the health of America.

Ed McCarthy, a longtime Legal Aid attorney, told me that broken-windows arrests have a way of steering people into the criminal-justice system.

Accepting the money would please the governor and a number of Floridians, while steering people away from Medicaid, which many lawmakers and residents view as troubled.

"I would be concerned about any policy that had the effect of steering eligible people away from Medicaid".

The Liberal Democrats stress the particular importance of steering young people out of trouble and away from prison.

We're still producing them in the original design – we offer things like assisted steering, but people don't want it.

Mr. Morgenstein grew up in Chevy Chase, Md., and received a master's degree in creative writing from City University of New York, but he soon realized his true talents were in steering other people's creative ideas.

He could barely talk, because he was in a state of deep focus, steering his people to a constellation of stools and chairs that did not exist on the official seating chart.