Sentence examples for steering them into from inspiring English sources

"This is a way of steering them into areas that are needed".

The Bush administration's approach is to turn patients into cost-conscious consumers by steering them into high-deductible plans.

And though the origins of the practice of castration are murky, we know that by the early 17th century, boys were being mutilated for the specific purpose of steering them into opera.

Liverpool's Brendan Rogers was also relatively unknown when he demonstrated some of his potential by steering them into the Premier League.

In addition, the department's investigation found that Marinello enrolled students after steering them into a fabricated high school diploma program.

"When borrowers reach out for help, student loan servicers need to own up to borrowers and tell them the truth about their options, rather than steering them into a plan that gets them off the phone quickly," Chopra said.

Since the beginning of the year, though, the government has stopped releasing the protesters it picks up on the square, steering them instead into detention until they recant their beliefs or are transferred to labor camps.

These findings indicate that the Slits are ventral diencephalic/hypothalamic chemorepellents for TCAs and control a crucial phase of TCA pathfinding by deviating TCAs from their ventral trajectory and steering them laterally into the telencephalon.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Lack's analysis has come under attack by a vast industry that depends on steering clients into alternative investments, among them the London-based Alternative Investment Management Association, a lobbying group that issued a detailed rebuttal.

Unfortunately the murder of Quintonio LeGrier and an innocent bystander sends the message that calling for emergency help is steering clients into danger unbeknownst to them.

PayPal stands to profit from steering customers into shops, perhaps by reminding them that they have unused coupons.