Sentence examples for conducive it from inspiring English sources

To help make your room sleep conducive, it's worth investing in some blackout blinds or buying yourself an eye-mask.

Furthermore, Olsson and Schubert (2007) observe that, while coherence falls short of being truth conducive, it can still be "reliability conducive", i.e., more coherence, according to some measures, entails a higher probability that the sources are reliable, at least in a paradigmatic case (cf. Schubert 2012a, 2011).

I've always found that that's much more conducive, it halts a lot of the pressure of a formal collaboration, by which I mean an A&R move, which I've not really done.

The flexibility has been conducive; were it not for it, so many states would not have bought into the RPS.

In the beginning, Gilbert — a former tour player and coach of Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick and an author ("Winning Ugly") — used the nicknames mostly in the studio or in panel discussions because his courtside analysis was not conducive to it.

Yet, although under-theorized in Kymlicka's work, the role of municipalities in promoting face-to-face contact by designing urban physical spaces conducive to it is not incompatible with his understanding of fair terms of integration.

Bodyboarders ride pretty intense waves and waves that are conducive for it and nobody can deny that.

Although the decision to seek treatment in this age group presumably is considerably determined by the parents, and parent-perceived low self-esteem seems to be conducive to it, a child's high self-esteem might encourage this decision.

"As important as the industry is, you'd think they'd make it more conducive to stay in it".

That is why [Britain] has been clear about building new, illegal settlements: it is wrong; it is not conducive to peace; and it must stop".

Tracking westward, the wave developed convection over its center, and conducive conditions allowed it to develop further.