Sentence examples for conducive I from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Olsson and Schubert (2007) observe that, while coherence falls short of being truth conducive, it can still be "reliability conducive", i.e., more coherence, according to some measures, entails a higher probability that the sources are reliable, at least in a paradigmatic case (cf. Schubert 2012a, 2011).

Dave and Shah (1997) used ascorbic acid additive as oxygen scavenger to make the environment more conducive, i.e., with reduced oxygen content and redox potential, for these microaerophilic (Lactobacillus acidophilus) or strictly anaerobic (Bifidobacterium ssp).

He added, "If we have the time and the conditions are conducive, I will try to do that".

The poems are the best -- the in-between state being especially conducive, I would imagine, to a poet's ruminations.

"I just want to produce the best music I can and if events conspire to interrupt that process or the circumstances aren't conducive then I just stop... and wait.

Starting with the truth-oriented approach, what is the proof, or even substantial evidence, that public deliberation is conducive to truth, i.e., accuracy of judgment?

The pitch was really conducive to what I was doing.

Farros thinks that one of the reasons he found the whole experience so conducive was that "I was financing this company entirely out of my own pocket.

So with those kinds of passers and the offense we like to run, I think it should be very conducive to teamwork, and I think we'll only get better once we know spacing and how to play with each other".

I don't get to eat with the children as much as I'd like – the day job's not conducive to that – so I have to make a point of setting aside mealtimes to share with them: Sunday lunch and dinner, Monday evenings after school, plus we have breakfast together most mornings.

"I think the way the class is run is conducive to cheating, so I'm not surprised," said Sarah Svirsky, a senior.