Sentence examples for conducive a from inspiring English sources
Contrary to A. gambiae which has relatively exophilic behaviour, this species is strictly endophilic, which could facilitate choice of conducive a resting environment favouring the gonotrophic cycle resulting in higher survival and hence longer infectivity (71– 71).
Anything that's serious, like an illness, isn't conducive to a teenage lifestyle.
On the whole, he went on, TV is conducive to a happy sexual adjustment.
"The form of the awards," she says, "is not conducive to a good time".
That daily scramble for 6 o'clock news coverage, Swarbrick says, is not "conducive to a flourishing democracy".
This mixture of functions avoids the traditional segregation into status groups that is no longer conducive to a modern workplace.
Let them know that their one-sided view isn't conducive to a fun, intellectual debate.
All in all, not circumstances conducive to an auspicious habitus, especially for an aspiring master thinker.
However, they are not always conducive to an open, welcoming atmosphere for staff.
The phrase off-season, as it turns out, is not conducive to an interfaith dialogue.
