Sentence examples for conducive itself from inspiring English sources

The way that our culture and society is set up is not conducive itself to maintaining discipline or focus -- partly because we've made ourselves increasingly available to outside intrusion.

Certain demanding conditions have to be fulfilled before any adaptation can take place - conditions conducive for existence itself.

Isn't it at least possible that the city itself is conducive to unhealthiness?

In addition, the resistance of the female may itself be conducive to mate selection.

Suggesting that history will only repeat itself is not conducive to success.

It was, alas, all in vain, as the ciggies – Hitchens declared they were not conducive to happiness, but happiness itself – took their toll.

Governments can normalize relations and create conditions conducive to reconciliation, but reconciliation itself demands engagement at a personal level by civil society.

Then there were the problems with Stanford's own cricket ground: the floodlights were too low, making catching difficult, and the pitch itself was not conducive to the kind of big-hitting play that 20-over cricket is designed to encourage.

The lack of association with illness may be explained by the illness itself not being conducive with drinking alcohol.

However, usually those ways aren't so conducive to the problem alleviating itself.

Furthermore, a bug in the kernel's handling of page faults can easily lead to recursive faults, but a "triple fault" will cause the CPU to reset itself, which is hardly conducive to debugging.