| It took an hour or more for the audience to all get in, as they were funneled through single file at the entrance. |
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| It is to be created out of whole cloth using the revenue that would usually be funneled to retirees. |
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| Is there any better evidence that the rich in this country are funneled through one legal system while the poor get another? |
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| Mixed in among the terraces, levees, and ponds are long, narrow dunes formed by onshore winds funneled upriver. |
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| The mayor said that this section of road was a well-known bottleneck that funneled traffic from four lanes into three lanes. |
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| This excitation energy is funneled through a series of molecules into a reaction center where it is converted to chemical energy. |
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| All political debate is funneled through two bourgeois and essentially reactionary parties. |
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| Funds, clothing, food, etc. are not given directly to the poor, rather they are funneled through the recipient government. |
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| All the birds funneled through a narrow corridor and crossed the Equator within a ten-day period in early October. |
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| The majority of tracks clock in near the ten-minute mark and are rife with chimerically harnessed energy funneled into a myriad of outlets. |
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| His words are instead funneled through Nick, who has been catfishing his best friend. |
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| Assimilationists consider religion the site where core American values are funneled through the socialization of religion. |
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| The information was funneled through counterrevolutionary organizations and their press in the United States, especially in Miami. |
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| The 4 cents premium is funneled to participating farmer-producers, who also receive 95 percent of the market price for energy they generate. |
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| Indeed, when junk bonds and risky securitization issues go wanting, such risky loans are increasingly funneled through asset-backed conduit programs. |
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| Decades of economic stagnation and the fact that most resources are funneled through the state restrict people's opportunities to achieve social and economic mobility. |
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| It's difficult if not impossible to evaluate a company's investment performance if its investments are funneled through holding companies, making them hidden from view. |
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| And the wonder of computers allows that data to be funneled down to specific physician I.D. numbers, which then get driven down to each rep in weekly reports. |
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| That emphasis has been funneled down to individual papers and newsrooms through a variety of performance requirements, marketing programs and new product strategies. |
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| As our sleepiness dissipated into the dank pre-dawn air, we funneled out of the darkness into the foreboding cigarette smoke-filled briefing room. |
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| Pakistan was a key base of operation when the United States funneled support for Afghan guerrillas during the Soviet occupation of Afghanistan. |
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| In the mountainous terrain of Norway, for example, when lemmings begin to move they tend to go downhill and get funneled into valleys. |
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| Waves were funneled upslope carving out sides of paths and larger pieces of flotsam focussed wave scour on the duneface. |
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| And many of the complaints have been funneled off to child welfare or social services, and they were dealt with there. |
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| Carbon monoxide was funneled into the gas chambers, killing all those inside. |
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| The channels developed as water was funneled through former pedestrian access trails from the parking area. |
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| A SISIP FS financial counsellor can offer assistance to help a family pay off debt with funds funneled back from a deployment. |
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| The amounts paid by the clients were funneled by Witen through various bank accounts back to the shell corporations. |
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| In this spirit we call on donor governments to eschew aid-giving where the resources are quickly funneled back to the donor government. |
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| This pool of finance has over the years been increasingly funneled into speculative channels, fueling refashioned booms and busts around the globe. |
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| The publication of that piece, which touched on my list, funneled hundreds more names into my inbox. |
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| The parents waited by the passageway where all arrivals in that part of the terminal were funneled. |
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| At least some of the income from the auctions could be funneled to the sectors in question, on condition that they reduce their emissions, thereby providing a strong environmental incentive. |
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| Two consultants have been charged with evading some 1 billion yen in taxes on income that included slush funds funneled by Kajima Corp. |
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| The Beaufort Gyre is a slowly rotating current of mostly fresh water originating from the Pacific Ocean which is funneled through the Bering Strait into the Beaufort Sea area of the Arctic Ocean. |
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| All these small boats, fishing craft and the like are going to be funneled into the relatively narrow navigational channels to the east and west of Greater Tekong, as I will call it. |
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| For example, proceeds from mobile license fees could be funneled back into universal service funding rather than being allocated to general revenues. |
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| A number of analysts are also concerned about a shift in funding policy in recent years that has funneled most new government spending into tax credits, which mainly benefit the upper and middle classes. |
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| Companies are currently facing major economic challenges during this past year and discretionary spending has generally been funneled to winter sports in support of Canada's Winter Olympians. |
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| In strong wind situations, turbulent eddies and funneled currents are common along these trenches, which can cause problems for low flying aircraft. |
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| This cooperation is important in that we know moneys have been funneled into Chile when our country has shown high returns in the stock and real-estate markets. |
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| All correspondence concerning overseas possessions were funneled through the council. |
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| He has sued the feeder funds that funneled money into Madoff's firm. |
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| Of the crimes that are reported, the majority of cases may never be prosecuted because they are funneled out at various stages of the criminal justice process. |
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| One respondent suggested that clients are initially funneled towards the RLO in an attempt to ensure that this office maintains a sufficient caseload. |
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| Additional, earmarked funds are funneled from Beijing to provincial coffers to deal with social grievances that may erupt into social instability. |
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| The government is going to look for a way to carry out amnesty of the capital that was funneled out of Macedonia. |
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| If government stopped subsidizing fossil fuels, stopped protecting oil supplies using military means and instead funneled these monies into sustainable fuel projects, wouldn't the price of gas and oil rise sharply? |
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| Problems seem to be mounting at the Port of New Orleans through which half to two-thirds of U. S. grain exports annually are funneled on their way to overseas markets. |
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