Sentence examples for being more conducive from inspiring English sources
Single stars are often touted as being more conducive for planets because there is no extra star to disrupt the planet-forming disk, Lada says.
Typically, geographers and political scientists rate islands as being more conducive for political and economic development.
In a rural setting in Uganda, home-based treatment and care for MDR-TB was found to be preferred by patients and staff to hospital-based care for three main reasons: it was seen as being more conducive to patient recovery, it enabled enhanced psychosocial support and it allowed more free time for patients and caretakers to conduct other activities.
It was more conducive to my emotional well-being as well as my social life.
"But index funds are more conducive to dollar-cost averaging".
His front-running style may be more conducive to one-turn races.
However, the Wellington surface is more conducive to good cricket than the one in Dunedin.
Later, he added, "Open hearings are more conducive to the ascertainment of truth".
Few things are more conducive to schlocky thrills than rampant, knowing daftness.
Though meant to induce contemplation, the music was more conducive to daydreaming.
"Maybe during the afternoon it would be more conducive," she said, helpfully.
