The phrase
"main conduit" refers to the primary path or channel used to transport something, like water, electricity, or information, from one place to another. It is the most important and essential route for the flow of that particular thing.
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Bannon, who was instrumental in focusing the message of Trump's 2016 campaign, was considered
the main conduit between Trump and his base of far - right voters.
Having deactivated his Facebook account, with plans to delete it, he now worries about connecting with people who use the social network as
their main conduit of communication.
Walgreens» stores once hosted about 40 Theranos blood - testing centers, providing
a main conduit to consumers.
The Greene Turtle today formally announced the opening of its latest restaurant, a 7,800 - square - foot venue located here at 391 N. DuPont Highway (Route 13),
the main conduit running through the state capital.
At the level of the Functional Executive Committee (FEC), and the National Executive Committee (NEC), I know it for a fact that the National Chairman cum Leader of the NDC, Comrade Kofi Portuphy, is also fully and firmly in control of affairs and working strongly as
the main conduit between the Council of Elders and the FEC / NEC.
Though it is customary for vice presidents to keep a full political calendar, he has gone a step further, creating an independent power base, cementing his status as Mr. Trump's heir apparent and promoting himself as
the main conduit between the Republican donor class and the administration.
Once complete, the new bridge will connect Westchester and Rockland counties and serve as
the main conduit between Upstate and the New York City metropolitan region.
The comment period closed June 2 on the proposed «interpretation» of Title III of the No Child Left Behind Act,
the main conduit of federal funds for English - language - acquisition programs, generating a two - inch stack of responses to the proposal published in the Federal Register on May 2.
I could never ever use the browser on the XL HD as
my main conduit to the Interwebz.
Simon & Schuster editors, as well as agents and writers who work with them, are apoplectic on the subject, since Barnes & Noble accounts for about 20 percent of consumer book spending and is
a main conduit for publicizing new releases.
For now, I'll be
the main conduit through which that genius flows out to you.
Limiting risk should also be accomplished via two
main conduits: (1) using only small amounts of leverage (or possibly none at all) and (2) portfolio diversification.
Share buybacks are a relatively new phenomenon so, throughout history, dividends have obviously been
the main conduit of corporate cash to shareholders.
A private airstrip built adjacent to the hotel was
the main conduit for visitors, who were flown in from Belize City in a four seater Cessna 182.
The Durand - Ruel art dealership was
the main conduit for collectors of modern art like the American drugs manufacturer Albert Barnes (1872 - 1951), as well as the Russian textile millionaires Sergei Shchukin (1854 - 1936) and Ivan Morozov (1871 - 1921).
Cumulonimbus clouds are
the main conduit transporting tropical heating into the upper troposphere.
Having deactivated his Facebook account, with plans to delete it, he now worries about connecting with people who use the social network as
their main conduit of communication.
Besides driving brokers out of the settlement service business, the proposal threatens to displace real estate salespeople as
the main conduit in the real estate transaction, says Nancy Sharp, CRB, CRS ®, an associate with Sharp, Keaton & Co. in Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
Meanwhile, for transactions below the $ 2.0 million mark, private investors along with local and regional banks, continued to serve as
the main conduits for capital liquidity.