Sentence examples for all conducive from inspiring English sources
The budget was undoubtedly a reforming one: Mr Jaitley announced a welter of initiatives, many of them ambitious, almost all conducive to economic growth.
It was also a period that marked Japan's real advancement on the world scene and the expansion of its capitalistic economy, all conducive to the flourishing of nationalism.
The outlook for the European asset managers appears promising in comparison, with stabilizing markets, a recovery in asset flows and a benign regulatory backdrop all conducive to building confidence in the sub-sector's future earnings generation.
At the turn of the 20th Century women wore bathing dresses at the seaside - which were not at all conducive to swimming.
Large-scale institutions in the West including both those required to implement public health measures and those in which the majority of people work are organised via neo-liberal processes which are not all conducive to the types of social relatedness which the social capital debate seeks to explore.
"The environment now is not at all conducive to dialogue," said Matthiesen. "The targeting of Al Wefaq in recent weeks is really worrying.
Moreover, if couturiers, like poets, express the subconscious longings of their peers, France's particularly tricky record of collaboration may have been all the more conducive to a nostalgia for a safely distant past: the guiltless hedonism of La Belle Époque was an ideally soothing choice.
"The air, heat, and saltiness of sea are all very conducive to mummification," said Peter Vanezis, professor of forensic pathology at Barts and the London School of Medicine and Dentistry.
But Mr. Gingrich outlined his views in his 2008 book, "Real Change: From the World That Fails to the World That Works," saying that the California, Florida and the Northeast Corridor from Boston to Washington are all "very conducive to this kind of high-speed train investment".
The crucial point to note here is that Patricia can grant that the proposition has autonomous warrant but continue to press the issue because she can ask Fred whether the possession of autonomous warrant is at all truth conducive.
The geomorphology of the area, climatic conditions and the prevailing systems of agricultural production in lowland regions at any given time have all been conducive to the development and preservation of this productive system, principally of small ruminants, until the present day.
