Sentence examples for climate conducive from inspiring English sources

It's not a climate conducive to long-term, intelligent policymaking.

The right amount keeps the climate conducive to human life.

Which is not a climate conducive to experimentation.

The modernization of the infrastructure, in turn, created a climate conducive to industrial investment.

If Mediterranean writers found their hot dry climate conducive to love songs, the English were not going to miss out on the competing erotic potential of rain.

Student Affairs supports the academic mission of the University by fostering a climate conducive to living and learning in a diverse community.

MT is hypothesized to promote teachers' "habits of mind," and thereby their occupational health, well-being, and capacities to create and sustain both supportive relationships with students and classroom climates conducive to student engagement and learning.

Both groups, of course, will be established and flourish only if the corporate climate is conducive.

Latvia's climate is conducive to winter sports, and bobsledding, skiing, ice skating, and ice hockey are popular.

Many Catalan intellectuals fled abroad, and those who remained found the political climate hardly conducive to literary activity.

You have made a climate more conducive to creationism than at any time since the John Scopes monkey trial of 1925, in matters great and small.