Sentence examples for best conduits from inspiring English sources

In El Salvador priests were often reporters' best conduits to guerrilla commanders, taking us into remote villages to meet them.

Equally, one of the defining purposes of championship races has always been to identify the best conduits for the improvement of the gene pool.

Abundant and closed wells of these reservoirs are the best conduits to inject CO2, where the injection interval is cemented to avoid leakages.

Teachers -- especially foreign languages teachers -- are one of the best conduits to communicate the beauty of the world and the richness of other cultures to our children.

Faculty members are the best conduit of information about specific programs.

As UUK points out, local business groups might be the best conduit to the expertise held within the business sector.

All this time, I've thought that the best conduit to carry a phrase into the language was The New York Times.

"This is one of the premier spots," Mr. Russell said, adding that the committee of private experts was "the single best conduit to the president from the nonacademic sector".

"The governor's best conduit to Washington, with a Democratic Senate and a Democratic administration, should be the state's two Democratic senators".

And stockmarkets are not the best conduit for providing finance to the small- and medium-sized businesses that characterise the early stages of countries' economic development.

A Congressional aide familiar with Mr. Carpenter's briefings said he had told lawmakers that the State Department considered Mr. Indyk to be the best conduit between Prime Minister Ehud Barak and the administration.