Sentence examples for That would be conducive from inspiring English sources

"We remain in a pretty cold pattern that would be conducive to more snow".

Making such a portrait, he knew, would require working in a way that would be conducive to introspection.

This is particularly important as rural land continues to be freed up from crop production in China, often in areas that would be conducive to natural regrowth.

We should suspend arms sales, but sketch out the institutional changes in Saudi Arabia that would be conducive to improved relations.

The concept was invented by the Four Seasons New York in the late 1970s; they had the idea of designing a meal that would be conducive to doing business.

Thus, we believe that there is an urgent need of exposing chemical resources in a manner that would be conducive to supporting a more productive way of carrying out chemical research.

"But we thought this would be conducive to the aims and ambitions that we had.

We thought this would be conducive to a feeling of wanting to spend time together.

I did not feel in discussions in the past with students that it would be conducive to them being open, to creating the work, if I sat there completely clothed, judging them," he said.

Finally, tutor and tutee perceptions of the space also heavily influenced the work that occurred, as there was a common perception that the space would be conducive to group consultations or consultations using technology despite the space being designed with all potential consultations in mind.

Participants reported learning a lot from the messages presented in the short lesson, indicating that this lesson would be conducive to the time constraints experienced by this population.