Sentence examples for conducive for a from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't a situation conducive for a young child," Bulluck said.

Last week, Jimmy Rollins said the city was "not conducive for a superstar" because it is so blue collar.

It is not conducive for a day on the expansive beach, where "Chariots of Fire" was filmed.

But what are blue-collar fans supposed to be? Rollins, in his interview with Fox Sports Ken Rosenthall, suggested Phillies fans attitude meant the city was "not conducive for a superstar".

The locale, which always sets the tone and determines the content of James's elegant storytelling, couldn't be more conducive for a quiet murder: Cheverell Manor, a Tudor pile in the Dorset countryside, for generations a blueblood family seat but now the private home and exclusive clinic of the renowned plastic surgeon, Dr. George ChanDr. Georgel.

However, the atmosphere is not conducive for a wider overarching deal replacing the Parades Commission or endorsing the other new institutions suggested during the Haass talks.

It would be more likely that a separate outbreak would appear in Connecticut from the end of May through June when water temperatures are most conducive for an outbreak, but that has not happened.

The recent situation can be regarded as conducive for an increased risk for foot-and-mouth disease.

Squat latrines used widely in many Asian countries are acknowledged to be more conducive for maintaining a healthy bowel system, but are unattractive to Westerners and also unsuitable for those with physical disabilities.

It also has a full basement conducive for use as a wine cellar.

"The labour market is very conducive for multinationals," says Dr A Ashok, labour commissioner for Andhra Pradesh.