Sentence examples for may channel from inspiring English sources

"Immigrants are moving into the barrios for opportunity, as part of an assimilation process that may channel many of them into jobs".

Collier's data show that before an election, warring parties may channel their antagonisms into politics, but that violence tends to flare up once the voting is over.

Roads may channel rain straight into rivers, making things worse, or they may serve as useful emergency conduits when normal drainage is overwhelmed.

Main Street Garden Park, May 26 , 10a.m., homegrownfest.com AUSTIN Milk and Honey At the Harvey Milk Day Conference, people may channel the spirit of Mr. Milk, the first openly gay politician in California, and pledge themselves to the continued pursuit of equality.

Furthermore, contracts may channel capital/financial support to farmers to ease expansion of firms (Simmons et al., 2005; Dries et al., 2009).

The design of REDD is important as it may channel much of the international funding that will potentially be made available for future environmental problem-solving in developing countries.

During a fashion career spanning more than two decades, Mr. Maier channeled this pursuit of an elusive perfection into designs so low-key and finely tuned that they often flew beneath the radar.

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As discussed, a conformational change in chimera channels may affect channel activation.

It may find expression in a particular brand of violence, and may be channeled by particular demagogues or fanatics.

Some of the more than $30 billion in frozen Libyan funds may be channeled to the opposition.