Sentence examples for it channeled through from inspiring English sources

Manipulating search results to extract revenue from pages stuffed with advertising much of it channeled through Google's own advertising system is big business today.

He said he donated his own money for the relief effort and helped raise about $300,000 in England, much of it channeled through Yele Haiti, a foundation established by the musician Wyclef Jean.

Aid from the United States, much of it channeled through a multinational group known as the International Science and Technology Center, now pays roughly half of the institute's costs.

Agreement in the conference committee has been held up because the Senate bill calls for the program to be administered by the Labor Department, but members of the House Judiciary Committee want it channeled through a Justice Department office that also handles radiation claims against the government arising from nuclear weapons testing.

"But that will only happen if it looks economically profitable for private industry to get into this area". And right now a lot of smart money – some of it channeled through the Energy Department – is going not only into that conventional nuclear power but also into other carbon-free energy sources, such as wind, solar, and coal with carbon dioxide sequestration.

The whole congregation was singing, clapping, and dancing along while the choir and soloists alike sang as if possessed by the music as it channeled through them.

Portugal in particular has huge foreign debt, much of it channelled through its banks: some think this is the country's main frailty.

The country invests 4.2% of its GDP in R&D (the highest in the world), with 30% of it being channeled through its universities.

"With music, sometimes you come across something and it's a gift from God and it's channeled through you," he said in a 2011 interview with the website Pennyblackmusic.

Mr. Udall said he favored nu clear power provided it was channeled through the soundest program possible.

The Israeli prime minister's spokesman, Mark Regev, said that he was unaware of any agreement, but that, in principle, the Libyan money would pose no problem as long as it was channeled through the United Nations agency.