Sentence examples for conducive enough to from inspiring English sources

If this ratio exceeds 0.18, it is not conducive enough to form the rod shape.

Hence many governments took measures that were not conducive enough to rectify the problems but only aggravated it.

Because the sedimentary characteristics of Georgia shelf sediments are not typically conducive for denitrification, it is necessary to employ techniques sensitive enough to detect relatively low denitrification rates.

It's not conducive to losing yourself in laughter, and Rock's performance is neither hysterical nor energetic enough to unite us.

So which electoral system is more conducive to this goal?

In order to have rocky planets with the ingredients conducive to life on it, we believe that we need enough heavy elements to be present.

They rejected Venus as conducive, perhaps, to future debauchery.

The ambience is conducive less to learning than to dreaming.

The wall thickness must not only be conducive to the pressure transfer, but also retain enough thickness for the roller grinding.

In most climates, though, the soil isn't conducive to more than one year of growth, and the bulb only contains enough nutrients for it to bloom once.

"It just doesn't seat enough people to pay the bills, for one, and it just isn't conducive to professional sports".