Sentence examples for steering would have from inspiring English sources

In a test on local streets, the Skeletor accelerated smoothly and ran quietly, although its vaporous steering would have been rejected by a clown car manufacturer.

As well as steering, he would have to take account of the platoon's impact on other traffic when changing lanes or turning.

Given (w_{t+1}), the steering institutions would have to send an actuating signal that enables a change in the output realized in time t, (y_{t}), to the output it desires in period (t+1), (w_{t+1}).

It would have to involve steering Clinton voters into Mr. Edwards' camp.

For putting customers in YieldPlus, brokers stood to collect fees that were 10 times higher than they would have collected by steering their clients to traditional certificates of deposit, according to the lawsuit.

ReprintsD-66, which managed to win only 9% in that poll but is beloved by many Dutch intellectuals and civil servants, was happily steering a bill through parliament that would have enabled the Dutch to hold "corrective referendums" to let them amend and even veto parliamentary legislation by direct vote.

We would have benefited from someone steering us in a direction.

A steering flange had been installed backwards, which would have made the car snap to the left in the corners disastrous at 200 mph.

I would have preferred keeping the old steering and advising the whiners to do a few bicep curls.

The integrated model predicted that two different manual-dialing interfaces would have significant effects on driver steering performance while two different voice-dialing interfaces would have no significant effect on performance.

Mr. Brooks said that without the clutch back-up system, Infiniti's designers would have been able to install the steering wheel anywhere in the Q50.