rudderless

It is certainly the one the rudderless Nets need most.

It has also been looking for someone to run the rudderless auction house.

Turkey, in other words, will have to wait because the union is rudderless.

But even a rudderless minority can stop a President's agenda.

This from a company that was bankrupt and rudderless just four years ago.

"I just think that now you have a rudderless ship.

But the government has been rudderless, officials said, and unable to settle on a direction.

We feel rudderless, and no one has helped give us a rudder.

In the end, this may seem rudderless and overwrought to children of any age.

He left it a rudderless mess barely able to keep his ball in play.

He's really aware of the rudderless lives of young people today.

They seem rudderless right now, and customers are very confused."

City Opera should jump at the chance to leave this rudderless ship.

In 1990, it also found itself dispirited, out of power and seemingly rudderless.

He said the world economy was "in a rudderless situation," with inadequate leadership at home and abroad.

Bosnia taught us that without American leadership the international community tends to be rudderless.

The Commission is rudderless and hardly ever tables fresh legislation.

For the moment, at least, we seem exhausted, rudderless, disoriented.

Cut that rope and the Calliope would be rudderless for a while.

"It seems to me that the endowment is like a rudderless ship.

"We're like a rudderless ship in a sea of anxiety," he said.

I regret to say that all this was inevitable, because over the past 12 months the Commission has been rudderless.

A rudderless boat must be perfectly balanced if it is to follow a straight course.

The films often present a rudderless family weakened by the absence of an authority figure.

The two buildings offer a clue to the future shape of this country's vast but rudderless oil industry.