Sentence examples for conducive good from inspiring English sources

Actions are judged to be good or bad in relation to real human goods for which they are either conducive (good) or detrimental (bad).

When I visited Park for the first time in 2001 it was a chaotic and dysfunctional school, a place not conducive to good teaching or serious learning.

Forests contribute to human health by offering pharmaceutical products and nutritional foods derived from forest products, as well as living environments conducive to good health.

I have my notes and ideas, and yes, we need movies we can sell, but we need good movies to sell, and fear isn't conducive to good filmmaking".

"Healthful" is the older word, granted, but "healthy" has meant "conducive to good health" since the 16th century.

Not exactly conducive to good team spirit, so I think most of the lads were relieved when he was finally flogged off to Aston Villa".

If one reviews the way clinicians work and how we have designed our work patterns, it becomes apparent than most of what we do is wasteful, inefficient and not conducive to good time management.

What you're looking for is a restaurant that's relaxed and conducive to good conversation.

With its long hours, sedentary nature, and often stressful conditions, truck driving isn't exactly conducive to good health.

College is not exactly conducive to good sleep hygiene, but there are still steps you can take.

HIV may also weaken her immune system and ability to work productively [ 8] and follow sustainable livelihood strategies conducive to good health outcomes [ 7].