Sentence examples for steering to from inspiring English sources

I preferred their light, luxurious steering to the too-taxing effort of, say, the Audi Q5.

Heading into a turn is a good time for steering to have some weight and feel.

Such drivers tend to make "micro corrections" in steering to keep the vehicle between the lines, according to Mr. Broberg.

The president has also lost backing from many traditional Peronists for steering to the left and for her antibusiness remarks.

The Conservatives seem to be steering to a path clearly at odds with the views of most practitioners.

The stability control now coordinates with the electrically assisted power steering to help the driver maintain control on slick surfaces.

It can control the car's speed and steering to keep it in the middle of the lane, reacting to other cars and changing lanes on command.

A QUARTER left," Ms. Heyman says to the tiller crew, steering to the center of the ancient 40-foot-deep Hudson channel.

Everything, from low-effort steering to the creamiest leather this side of a Bentley, is designed not to trouble its occupants.

They can maintain a set distance from the car in front of it and apply mild corrective steering to keep a car in its lane.

In the past, G.M. (and some competitors) has failed to get electric power steering to feel as natural as conventional hydraulic systems.