Sentence examples for conducive in making from inspiring English sources

However, in the perspective of urban functions, there is large low-density industrial land concentrated along the light rail line, which is not conducive in making Yizhuang New Town an attractive employment center (Fig. 6), as it mainly provides low-skilled job opportunities, while failing to provide job opportunities for the high-skilled residents in the surrounding neighborhoods.

It establishes, that there was a manifest propriety in making the arrangement conducive to the harmony of the states, and the dignity of the general government.

"The meeting is postponed to a later occasion when the conditions will be more conducive to making progress in bilateral relations," a spokeswoman for Lady Ashton, the EU's foreign policy chief, said.

"The political situation in Europe is not conducive to making bazooka decisions," said Gilles Moëc, an economist at Deutsche Bank in London, referring to an allusion by Henry M. Paulson Jr., a former United States Treasury secretary, to the need to have economic firepower in a crisis.

In short, frequency counts provided a method for organizing the large amounts of information in a way that was conducive to making meaningful comparisons between groups as defined in the study aims (Miles and Huberman 1994).

"My mom said that wherever we were, we would make a beautiful, comfortable space, and that 'our home was our canvas.' We had an aesthetic in the home that was really conducive to making art out of nothing.

Analytic meditation to cause us to feel regret is very conducive to making the vow to avoid non-virtuous actions in the future, whereas feeling remorse can easily trap us in self-loathing.

This finding does not prove that PCT is conducive to making the diagnosis, but it does indicate that PCT levels are increased in patients diagnosed with infection complicated by heart failure, thus increasing the diagnostic sensitivity.

Neither were conducive to making friends.

The Indian entrepreneurs in this country -- business executives with the cultural affinity and local connections that might be most conducive to making offshore partnerships work -- do not fault the work ethic of the programmers in India.

The current atmosphere is not conducive to making wise choices about the future.