Sentence examples for are conduits from inspiring English sources
noun
A pipe or channel for conveying water etc.
We are conduits, not leaders".
For now, the sites primarily are conduits to link trials with potential patients.
Master limited partnerships are conduits through which the operating results of a business flow directly to unit holders.
They are conduits to and arbiters of an exhilarating, if sometimes hostile world, filled with promise and peril.
Its own military leaders admit they cannot secure the desert borders that are conduits for drugs, weapons and militants.
The plan would also bar contractors from contributing to the governor or to the state party organizations, which are conduits for campaign funds.
The American authorities say some of the bank accounts may be conduits for terrorist financing.
Backman and Greer will be conduits between Davis and the Mets.
European banks had been conduits for foreign money flowing into emerging markets.
We must find a way to reduce the potential of our global transport lifelines to be conduits for terrorism.
American authorities have said in interviews that some of the accounts might be conduits for terrorist financing.
