Sentence examples for veers off course from inspiring English sources

If it veers off course, you're in trouble.

If he slows his pace or veers off course, we'll all be there shaking our heads, tsk-tsking at our fallen hero (i.e., leaving disappointed comments in the comments section).

But if either economy veers off course, the bilateral exchange rate could become an unwelcome source of tension.The strength of the dollar and weakness of the yen largely reflect an interest-rate gap: American three-month rates stand at 5.7%, compared with only 0.4% in Japan.

Asked what sort of problems a space lawyer concerned himself with, he said, "If a Russia test missile veers off course and crashes into the heart of Stockholm, who is liable for damages to the injured persons and to the widows and orphans of the dead?

Sometimes it veers off course, but for the most part it is sharp and funny, and Greta Gerwig is great as Hannah.Among the bad, I don't recommend "He Was a Quiet Man", an uneasy comedy about a quiet man whose dreams of shooting up his office are shattered when a colleague beats him to it, and in the confusion he is acclaimed the hero of the day.

If the IT ministry veers off course, the initial successes will soon be forgotten,"says Vivek Paul, the CEO of Bangalore-based Wipro Technologies. Bangalore-based Wipro Technologies

Mr. Mosher also said the vessel veered off course after hitting an unmarked sandbar.

The rocket veered off course after launch, so the North Koreans obviously have some kinks to work out.

The operatives had barely been on target for a minute, and the mission was already veering off course.

The teams had barely been on target for a minute, and the mission was already veering off course.

Mr. Obama did not speak out forcefully enough when Mr. Morsi himself veered off course by pushing through a deeply polarizing constitution asserting near-dictatorial powers.