Sentence examples for conduits for many from inspiring English sources

Tom Kessenich, in his book Examination: An Unauthorized Look at Seasons 6 9 of the X-Files wrote positively of the episode, saying it "wonderfully" developed the show's characters as "it unveiled many of the answers to the questions that have been dangling about for some time with out using Mulder or Scully as conduits for many of these answers".

She became a conduit for many cancer patients to share treatment options.

Especially significant is the Japan Origami Academic Society, which is a conduit for many of the most innovative constructions in contemporary origami.

If he was the conduit for many transactions, Leviev would have raked it in.

The area also serves as a conduit for many of the exportable agricultural and industrial products produced both in the Pacific Northwest and in the vast, resource-rich northern Great Plains, linked to the region by highways and freight rails.

Maximón is a useful psychological conduit for many people who want to express a desire to better their lives.

The brainstem serves as a conduit for many ascending and descending pathways.

These data demonstrated the feasibility of targeting Myc, a common downstream conduit for many oncogenic signals, as an effective, efficient, and tumor-specific cancer therapy (Soucek et al. 2008).

The lymphatic system is a main conduit for initial metastasis for many types of solid tumors, including head and neck cancer.

Now I learned that FYSA — "Fie-sah," we called it — was one of many conduits for C.I.A. cash.

New scientific advances may signal the beginning of the end of the AIDS epidemic as harm reduction programs have become a conduit to drug treatment and recovery for many.