Sentence examples for because it was conducive from inspiring English sources

The peninsula constituted an important area of Greek colonisation in the northern Black Sea because it was conducive to sea-faring, natural anchorages and human settlement.

(She recommends staying at a bed-and-breakfast instead of a hotel because it's conducive to meeting other travelers, particularly during breakfast when guests gather and plot their itineraries).

FriendFeed isn't popular because it looks especially attractive – it's popular because it's conducive to helping users participate in "the conversation".

Astronauts in space often experience increased iron levels, which can be "extremely toxic because it is conducive to high oxidative stress".

There will always be an incentive to keep the team's most important player out there even with a potential concussion, because it's conducive to good business.

"I felt it was conducive to bad decisions being made.

"We changed the team today because it wasn't conducive of how we wanted to try and play and I left our top goal scorer out - sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't and today it worked.

It's conducive to creativity".

Z: Yeah, it's conducive to that.

Make sure that it's conducive to your writing habits.

"A lot of the creative people are having to move out of London because it's not conducive," she said.