Sentence examples for natural conduit from inspiring English sources

It's rare to find any young person without some form of technology these days (although not unheard of) so the web is a natural conduit.

Although tracing Bitcoin transactions to real people is not impossible, the currency's relative anonymity and ease of use makes it a natural conduit for criminal funds.

The Biskra Gap, situated between the Ouled-Naïl and Aurès ranges, provides a natural conduit for traffic between Constantine on the Rhumel River and Touggourt in the Sahara.

The backers of the new location hinted strongly of a distant connection to the Ohio River, the great natural conduit into the interior of North America, and ultimately to the Mississippi and the Gulf of Mexico.

We use geological, structural, and chemical features of ST and its internal deposits to show that it is an authentic engineering project, without any pre-existing natural conduit that could have guided its excavators.

"There's a real feeling going on today with all of these scandals that corporate America is running wild and investors are wondering -- can our voice be heard at all?" said Don Phillips, managing director of Morningstar Inc. "Mutual funds are the natural conduit for that".

The proposed Millennium Pipeline, a roughly 500-mile natural gas conduit designed to carry Canadian gas south to Mount Vernon and eventually to New York City, has been scrutinized at each stage of its development.

The letter, which was sent by Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Charles E. Schumer and Representatives Nita M. Lowey and Eliot L. Engel, asked that the deadline for public comment on the 425-mile natural gas conduit be extended from Dec. 2 to Jan . 15

Federal regulators gave tentative approval yesterday to the Millennium Pipeline, a proposed 425-mile natural gas conduit from Lake Erie to Westchester County that has drawn opposition from many residents and local officials.

For example, backers of the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline, a contested 600-mile natural gas conduit that would run from West Virginia to North Carolina, have maintained that it would create nearly 20,000 construction and manufacturing jobs.

In recent months, plans for the Millennium Pipeline, a proposed 425-mile natural gas conduit from Lake Erie to Westchester, hit a stumbling block here in its last leg -- this working-class, largely minority city, where residents said the project would endanger their schools, homes and houses of worship.