Sentence examples for conduit out from inspiring English sources

"If health workers get infected, they are a conduit out.

It is an ugly prospect since Tim Bond of Barclays Capital estimates that $1.4 trillion-worth of conduits are out there.

"He was the conduit to reach out to them".

The formation of backwater upgradient from conduit restrictions turned out to be a key process in activating overflow springs.

In more violent eruptions, the magma conduit is cored out by an explosive blast, and solid fragments are ejected in a great cloud of ash-laden gas that rises tens of thousands of metres into the air.

Millions of "job workers" use them every day to email their "reports" to their "bosses" and IT departments love them because they can quickly and easily set up a mail conduit and send out a fleet of them to their entire organization.

Slant Magazine's Keith Uhlich rated it three stars out of five, praising the quality of the episodes included in the set, but ultimately finding that they were best viewed in the context of the "standalone" episodes which were omitted singling out "Conduit" and "The Jersey Devil" as episodes which would aid the series' "dual character study".

The gastric conduit was brought out in an orthotopic position, with the lesser curvature facing right and the greater curvature facing left.

As Colonel Kolenda tells it, Mr. Mortenson and his Afghan partner on the ground, Wakil Karimi, were the American high command's primary conduits for reaching out to elders outside the "Kabul bubble".

For the complete development of an underground drainage system, it is necessary that the water-carrying conduits also flush out the soil that washes in through sinkholes, the sediment load of sinking streams, and the insoluble weathering products from the dissolution of the limestone.

Intelligence sources in Moscow believe that the British and US investigations have uncovered a major conduit of dirty money out of Russia that involved the connivance of Russian organised crime overseas and senior figures in the establishment.