Sentence examples for to steer through from inspiring English sources
To steer through the dangerous days ahead, a stable government would be a blessing.
She is also attempting to steer through the government's controversial white paper on schools.
It is easy to steer through the five cinema screens, gallery spaces, restaurants and two theatres.
It was up to me to steer through the dead centre.
During this time, he helped to steer through law which led to the creation of the Scottish Parliament.
She could become the greatest ally of President Obama in the Senate, helping to steer through his healthcare reform.
Systemic changes (digital transformation) are complex to achieve, but can be steered through by employing holistic resource- and competence-based views.
To have a chance they needed the player who had been through all this before to steer them through.
Provincial officials looking for a tourism boost will have to steer carefully through politically sensitive waters.
Sasha took Alex's arm, trying to steer him through the doors.
One by one they suggested Blatter was the perfect man to steer FIFA through difficult times.
