Sentence examples for became conducive from inspiring English sources
This means that individuals in this sample were more willing to use a technology depending on the extent the conditions became conducive for its use.
Becoming a vacuum, Syria and increasingly neighbors as Iraq, became conducive to the most brutal and extreme.
The system turned more toward the east as it approached the coast of North Carolina, at which time its structure became conducive to further development.
Despite its fragility in some areas, a peaceful environment became conducive to the various activities of the Programme.
They say that Burmese asylum seekers will not be returned until "the situation in their country becomes conducive", whenever that may be. The proviso has not done much to reassure Burmese refugees however.
Unfortunately, the current regulatory landscape in the U.S. is yet to become conducive to widespread research to explore these options.
When energy metabolic dysfunction occurs, the living cell microenvironment and surroundings encounter alterations, which may become conducive to cancer cell proliferation.
Amazon is quietly taking the marketplace route for now to ensure it complies with existing ban on foreign investments in the country's e-commerce sector, and preparing aggressively to push when the environment becomes conducive.
Moreover, the mathematical expressions are valid for general modulation order TQAM and are accurate and elementary enough that it becomes conducive and fast to quantify the SEP performance of TQAM with MRC.
The initial key player is therefore the firm that maintains this steering role until the relationship dynamics between university-industry-government and the existing internal and external environments becomes conducive to be replaced by the Triple Helix relationship where the university functions entrepreneurially.
As Campins pointed out, Earth did not become conducive to water or organic molecules until relatively recently.
