Sentence examples for that has steered from inspiring English sources

Viacom is not the only company that has steered a conservative course.

Another factor that has steered many Canadians away from baseball is a vocation known as hockey.

She will be the second member this summer to leave an economic team that has steered the administration through the worst recession since the Depression.

But this only makes it more intimate, says academic Farah Karim-Cooper, who chairs the research group that has steered the project.

WASHINGTON — House Democratic leaders on Wednesday banned budget earmarks to private industry, ending a practice that has steered billions of dollars in no-bid contracts to companies and set off corruption scandals.

Now the Mets are scrambling to fill two holes in their rotation — the most prominent being that left by their ace, Johan Santana, who was placed on the disabled list Saturday — and redirect momentum that has steered them drastically off course.

This is the second consecutive year that the U.S. has benefited from favorable steering currents that have steered most of the storms out to sea.

We look at the problems that have steered the administration to other options.

The conversation moves on to beauty trends that have steered the modeling industry over three decades.

THE biggest winners from the recent spate of investment-bank mergers and acquisitions may be those banks that have steered clear of it.

Are there any wider social forces at work that have steered his film away from the high farce of the 1990s Batman?