Sentence examples similar to survival steering from inspiring English sources
Fear learning in stressful situations is highly adaptive for survival by steering behavior in subsequent situations, but fear learning can become disproportionate in vulnerable individuals.
You would either need a survival instinct always steering you toward the inevitable death of the enemy, or you'd surrender.
With a life-threatening wound sidelining father, the onus is on son to retrieve the beacon that will signal for help before their window for survival closes, all the while steering clear of the alien "Ursa," which is loose and out for blood.
The 62-year-old has signed a contract through to 2019 worth around £2.5m-a-year, marginally less than he briefly earned with the national team, with bonuses applicable if he succeeds in steering the club to Premier League survival.
Yet Allardyce's track record appears to have been key, particularly in convincing Harris and Blitzer, given his achievements in steering Bolton Wanderers and, more recently, West Ham United and Sunderland to Premier League survival.
Four-wheel steering, anyone?
Center-mounted steering wheel.
