Sentence examples for continue to channel from inspiring English sources

I worked as a field organiser, but wanted to continue to channel that energy into something else.

But while politicians continue to channel  "Joe Six-Pack" by hunting and killing animals to prove that they are tough providers, animal lovers are often infantilized, pathologized and derided.

"If transformation (of the banks) is delayed and banks continue to channel disproportionate amounts of funds to inefficient state-owned companies, the leverage of WTO commitments on domestic economic reform will be largely lost," Mr Lardy wrote in a recent book on China's WTO accession, "Integrating China into the Global Economy".On the face of it, China has a strong incentive to move quickly.

A few months ago Peter Drucker argued in these pages that as long as shareholders' rights remain underdeveloped in Europe, Japan and elsewhere, European and Japanese investors will continue to channel their money into American stocks and bonds — directly or through money managers or mutual funds (see "Will Europe and Japan reform their corporate governance?" Sept. 7, 1998).

"Somehow we must continue to channel this outrage," he said.

Artists and activists must continue to channel energy borne out of frustration, fear and anger in positive ways that serve as catalysts for further resistance.

For now, Mr. Hersch continues to channel his creativity within graver bounds.

If the media continues to channel negativity, I think there'll definitely be an impact on the Muslim community.

The groups did little work but continued to channel money to people connected to Mr. Seabrook, the prosecutor said.

Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons continues to channel l'art de vivre in rural Oxfordshire, as Raymond Blanc's renowned country-house hotel beds in for its third decade.

There might be some transparency issues, but continuing to channel aid into Haiti without the direct involvement of the government is inefficient and wasteful, and has been shown not to work.