Sentence examples for important conduits from inspiring English sources

Middle managers were identified as potentially important conduits for relaying corporate culture, as they lead "microcultures" within businesses.

Technology firms including Google, Facebook and Twitter have become important (some say too important) conduits of news.

By unlocking the capital markets and helping firms to manage risks, investment banks are important conduits of credit to economies beset by slow growth and government retrenchment.

Mr. Zarate cites example after example in which 311's have all but destroyed rogue banks that had been important conduits for money flows involving, for example, Al Qaeda or Iran.

The hoax reflects the problem of blogs as unverified sources of information — especially in a country like Syria, where the government has limited outside access and where Internet reports have been important conduits for news.

Especially for anadromous fishes, estuaries form especially important conduits between terrestrial watersheds and the coastal ocean.

He had quickly become an important conduit for weapons exports.

But as JR demonstrates, humour may be an important conduit for dialogue.

The books were also an important conduit of American intellectual life and progressive thought into Britain.

Tech industry analysts such as the 451 Group, an important conduit to all these constituencies, need to be filled in as well.

The discovery of the bird flu strain in pigs is alarming, health officials said, because scientists have long regarded pigs as an important conduit for new influenza strains to infect people.