Thesaurus / steer
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The Mustang Mach-E does not currently have an ability to steer itself, but that is a feature that will be added in the future, according to Ford.
FORD’S ELECTRIC MUSTANG MACH-E IS AN IMPORTANT LEAP INTO THE FUTUREDAN CARNEYFEBRUARY 12, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEAll-wheel steeringOn a typical car, only the front wheels turn when you steer.
AUDI’S E-TRON GT CHARGES UP FAST, BUT TURNS EVEN FASTERSTAN HORACZEKFEBRUARY 10, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEHe was sentenced in 2019 to three months in prison for accepting payment to steer players toward agents and financial advisers, part of the fallout of the seemingly forever-ago FBI investigation into college hoops corruption.
NCAA TOURNAMENT BRACKETOLOGY: OKLAHOMA STATE WILL PROBABLY MAKE IT DESPITE ITS POSTSEASON BANPATRICK STEVENSJANUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTWe might well wish that covid-19 dashboards functioned as both protective barriers and a way to see the information we need to steer ourselves clear of trouble.
COVID-19 DASHBOARDS ARE VITAL, YET FLAWED, SOURCES OF PUBLIC INFORMATIONJACQUELINE WERNIMONTJANUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt’s Nash’s job to steer Irving toward more ball movement and to make sure that Durant and Harden don’t become bystanders.
WITH KYRIE IRVING BACK, ROOKIE COACH STEVE NASH HAS TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GET HIS STARS ALIGNEDBEN GOLLIVERJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt could be that he used you as his excuse to steer her to a hotel.
CAROLYN HAX: A MOTHER-IN-LAW STAYS IN A HOTEL BECAUSE OF HER SON’S COMMENTSCAROLYN HAXJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThe site also immediately steers new users to conservative voices and content.
PARLER, THE “FREE SPEECH” SOCIAL NETWORK, EXPLAINEDREBECCA HEILWEILJANUARY 7, 2021VOXThat should help with climate issues at least indirectly, as the nation crucially needs to grapple with its most pressing crises before it can really steer its attention, resources, and political will toward the giant looming one.
THE ODDS OF US CLIMATE PROGRESS JUST IMPROVED A BITJAMES TEMPLEJANUARY 7, 2021MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEWThe post Six ways to steer marketing in the post-pandemic world appeared first on Search Engine Watch.
SIX WAYS TO STEER MARKETING IN THE POST-PANDEMIC WORLDEVELYN JOHNSONJANUARY 6, 2021SEARCH ENGINE WATCHThe latter is especially dependent on how American policymakers steer the world’s largest economy—its attempts at recovery will cascade across the rest of the globe, with consequences for every market.
WHAT THE GLOBAL ECONOMY WILL LOOK LIKE AFTER COVID-19TIM FERNHOLZJANUARY 3, 2021QUARTZWORDS RELATED TO STEER
- administer
- be in charge
- be in driver's seat
- be in saddle
- call the play
- call the shots
- call the signals
- carry on
- command
- conduct
- drive
- handle
- hold the reins
- keep
- make go
- maneuver
- manipulate
- ordain
- pilot
- play
- ply
- pull the strings
- pull the wires
- run
- run the show
- run things
- sit on top of
- steer
- wield
- work
- accomplishes
- achieves
- acts
- acts on
- advances
- behaves
- bends
- benefits
- brings about
- burns
- carries on
- clicks
- compels
- completes
- concerns
- conducts
- contacts
- contrives
- conveys
- cooks
- determines
- directs
- does
- enforces
- engages
- exerts
- finishes
- fulfills
- gets results
- goes
- hits
- hums
- influences
- is in action
- keeps
- lifts
- moves
- ordains
- percolates
- proceeds
- produces
- produces a result
- progresses
- promotes
- reacts
- revolves
- rolls
- runs
- serves
- spins
- takes
- ticks
- transports
- turns
- works
- arrange
- bargain for
- block out
- blueprint
- brainstorm
- calculate
- concoct
- conspire
- contemplate
- contrive
- cook up
- craft
- design
- devise
- draft
- engineer
- figure on
- figure out
- fix to
- form
- formulate
- frame
- hatch
- intrigue
- invent
- lay in provisions
- line up
- make arrangements
- map
- meditate
- organize
- outline
- plot
- project
- quarterback
- ready
- reckon on
- represent
- rough in
- scheme
- set out
- shape
- sketch
- steer
- trace
- work out
- acclaim
- advance
- advocate
- applaud
- back
- be all for
- be satisfied with
- celebrate
- commend
- compliment
- confirm
- counsel
- endorse
- enjoin
- esteem
- eulogize
- exalt
- exhort
- extol
- favor
- front for
- glorify
- go on record for
- hold up
- justify
- laud
- magnify
- plug
- praise
- prescribe
- prize
- propose
- put forward
- put in a good word
- put on to
- sanction
- second
- speak highly of
- speak well of
- stand by
- steer
- suggest
- think highly of
- uphold
- urge
- value
- vouch for
- advocacy
- approbation
- blessing
- certificate
- character reference
- charge
- commendation
- counsel
- direction
- endorsement
- esteem
- eulogy
- favorable mention
- good word
- guidance
- injunction
- instruction
- judgment
- letter of support
- order
- pass
- plug
- praise
- proposal
- proposition
- reference
- sanction
- steer
- suggestion
- support
- testimonial
- tip
- tribute
- two cents' worth
- urging
- advocacies
- approbation
- blessings
- certificates
- character references
- charges
- commendations
- counsels
- directions
- endorsements
- esteem
- eulogies
- favorable mentions
- good words
- guidances
- injunctions
- instructions
- judgments
- letter of supports
- orders
- passes
- plugs
- praise
- proposals
- propositions
- references
- sanctions
- steers
- suggestions
- supports
- testimonials
- tips
- tributes
- two cents' worths
- urgings
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