Sentence examples for being less conducive from inspiring English sources

(YouTube, being less conducive to communal experience, is not what Mr. Gondry has in mind).

Despite the atmospheric conditions being less conducive to seeing a green flash, if you know where to look from, you've a much greater chance of seeing a green flash than insisting on trying to see it from just any old spot.

Hodgson's situation, though, is less conducive to laughter.

Remember, however, that the weather could not have been less conducive to elite-level sprinting.

Nothing could be less conducive to "riding the timewave's origin" and so on than this claustrophobic racket.

Few places are less conducive to erotic optimism than the packed waiting room of a public health clinic in Brooklyn.

I had suspected that during actual surgery the atmosphere would be less conducive to feelings of awe.

Mr. Riskin said he was also looking elsewhere but "there are certain markets which are less conducive to American wines than others".

But much of what taste in reading boils down to is less conducive to objective analysis, less neatly parceled into scholarly-sounding brackets.

And third, European bankruptcy law is less debtor-friendly than America's, and so tends to be less conducive to restructuring debt.

For this reason end stage theatres are thought to be less conducive than the other forms to building a sense of community within an audience.