Sentence examples for well steering from inspiring English sources
A low international profile for China has served it well, steering it clear of complicated issues in the Middle East and elsewhere and meaning that it has some of the most extensive links across the globe now without bringing it into direct conflict with the US.
Still, he is a brilliant chief executive who has served JPMorgan shareholders quite well by steering the bank successfully through the financial crisis.
With that in mind, MapR — which also taps and converges data in Spark and NoSQL, among other technologies — is in a somewhat enviable position: the company is growing well while steering clear of some of the pressures that might come with larger a financing load or a public-company profile.
For instance, the head office is responsible for the allocation of all government health care funds among health facilities as well as steering important processes such as the Zimbabwe Essential Drugs Action Programme (ZEDAP) which results in a list specifying the most cost-effective drugs for a large number of health problems [ 23] that is used extensively by all health facilities in the country.
GM led the design and analysis phases of the study, as well as steering the manuscript and associated presentations to completion/delivery. SS supported study design and acted as the main advisor in qualitative methods and stability assessment throughout the research; he had secondary responsibility for manuscript development.
''To satisfy a large herd of livestock, one would need to abstract water several times from the wells, potentially steering sediments during the process'', says Mzee Moses of Ihumwa suburb.
(Guardian Australia will be steering well clear of incidences of the latter).
Although thankfully the Miis appear to be steering well clear of racism, sexism and drug-smoking.
The keynotes are clarity and simplicity, steering well clear of whooshing hand-held camerawork and sweaty closeups.
Most travelers may be steering well clear of the Thai capital — if not the rest of the country.
