Sentence examples for to steer a course between from inspiring English sources

How to steer a course between unwarranted complacency and unhelpful impatience is the democratic predicament.

This is true, but it and many other CCPs are run for profit, and are bound to steer a course between risk and reward.

The challenge is to steer a course between engagement with a rising China and demands from China's neighbours for America to play a balancing role in the region.

Distinctiveness has long been a key issue for Whittingdale but the report will aim to steer a course between the two sides, describing hits such Strictly Come Dancing and The Great British Bake Off, for example, as distinctive.

The premise of his new book, "Religion for Atheists", which seeks to steer a course between religious fundamentalists and atheist fundamentalists, is that there is too much of value in religion to leave it to the religious alone.

Ms. Millard said she is trying to steer a course between "showing only works that are being seen in New York and only work that is super-cutting-edge".

Research on the evolution of biological networks seems ideally placed to help steer a course between graph theory devoid of biological realism and experimental 'ridiculogram' networks devoid of theory.

This tension relates to the fundamental epistemological question of how comparative research should steer a course between identifying the similarities across, and the differences between, the settings under investigation [ 20, 21].

Can we steer a course between Dallas and Williamsburg, Brooklyn?

The position at the head of Langdale had improved since the trouble of two years ago and he felt they should steer a course between too much control and too much licence when dealing with the problem of camping.

Paul Farris correctly underlined our goal of helping companies steer "a course between variety and redundancy". As David Beatty noted, the politics of brand-management career paths and the need to preserve shelf facings in view of the higher quality private-label competition result in too many line extensions being launched in the hope that one or two will stick.