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steering

[steer-ing] / ˈstɪər ɪŋ /




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With the sport steering in a more candid direction, Wolff says "the teams have realised it's more than just about the racing, it's the drama off track, the personalities off track".

From BBC

“It was a missed opportunity for us,” says Schulman, who has been steering a turnaround at Burberry.

From The Wall Street Journal

By steering light through gradual, carefully engineered curves, the researchers significantly limited the amount of light that escaped.

From Science Daily

The department is said to be looking at Netflix’s historic business strategy of steering most of its film releases to its streaming platform, often bypassing movie theaters.

From Los Angeles Times

The state plays a key role by steering money and resources to help host the 2028 Olympics.

From Los Angeles Times