Sentence examples for almost conducive from inspiring English sources

"I think there has been a culture that has been embedded in that environment that is almost conducive to committing a theft," he said on Tuesday in a telephone interview from Santa Fe.

Of all sports, football is most conducive to quick revivals.

But what tracks are the most conducive to productivity?

Most conducive to sight-seeing.

Pros The weather is almost always conducive to golf or boating.

The budget was undoubtedly a reforming one: Mr Jaitley announced a welter of initiatives, many of them ambitious, almost all conducive to economic growth.

California's weather patterns can be challenging too but, in the end, it will almost always be more conducive to grape growing and winemaking than Bordeaux's.

While this does makes for an extensive and fascinating music collection, the resulting mash of nameless tracks, albums without cover art, and songs with the title of the album in the song title ("Yanni – Ethnicity – Almost A Whisper.mp3," for example), is hardly conducive to absolute listening pleasure.

"The invasion of my privacy, the invasion of my doctor's office, the almost-crazed atmosphere that's created is not conducive to good medical treatment, either for me or for anyone else".

"The international environment here in Europe at this stage is so conducive to democracy building, it is basically almost impossible for these nations to get out of this framework," Mr. Pehe said.

And the Yemeni habit of chewing a leaf called qat, a mild stimulant not conducive to clear thinking or dynamism, is almost as pervasive as ever.In this section A beatable president The man who screwed an entire country Who's next?