Sentence examples for be most conducive from inspiring English sources

The Indian entrepreneurs in this country -- business executives with the cultural affinity and local connections that might be most conducive to making offshore partnerships work -- do not fault the work ethic of the programmers in India.

Results from this survey can serve as a base for designing various levels of targeted training and educational material specific to the perceived need, method of obtaining information and the format considered to be most conducive for learning.

So Nietzsche's critique is that a culture in the grips of MPS, even without acting on MPS, poses the real obstacle to flourishing, because it teaches potential higher types to disvalue what would be most conducive to their creativity and value what is irrelevant or perhaps even hostile to it.

Godwin advocated individualism, proposing that all cooperation in labour be eliminated on the premise that this would be most conducive with the general good.

Students learn hand placement positions on the recipient's body that are thought to be most conducive to the process in a whole body treatment.

As little is known about the coping mechanisms of urban refugees in Kathmandu, we felt an open-ended exploratory inquiry would be most conducive to understanding their circumstances.

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

And the regions where that would be most difficult -- urban slums -- are those that are most conducive to outbreaks.

Dustin Benton, the main author of the study, says the model that's most conducive to rental or leasing is the cloud offloading model.

Afterripening provides for germination at the most favourable time, when conditions of moisture, temperature, and day length are most conducive to plant growth.

It would be more likely that a separate outbreak would appear in Connecticut from the end of May through June when water temperatures are most conducive for an outbreak, but that has not happened.