"The atmosphere in court there was not conducive of a one-on-one situation like lawyers in the states are accustomed to," Griffith said.
Like I said in the beginning of this review, I have a very modest diet, one that's not conducive to putting on weight, be it in the form of solid, manly muscle or John Biggs fat.
Los Angeles is very conducive to putting on fronts and masks.
They must be conspicuously cheaper or better than products already for sale, and they must be conducive to manufacture on a commercial scale.
Either way, at 69, a time in life more conducive to embarking on a path to patriarchal disengagement, Stern has become more publicly embroiled and embattled than ever.
Others blamed the traffic, others didn't care what anyone else thought, while some suggested the city's laid-back, Latin-infused culture is conducive to arriving on their own schedule.
Then you have to travel in a small open boat from the airstrip to the archipelago's only village, wait around for a ride on one of the launches that occasionally make the twelve-hour outward voyage, and then, often, wait further, sometimes for days, for weather conducive to landing on the rocky shore.
"All the excuses Kings regimes have trotted out to mask their follies — warm weather isn't conducive to focusing on hockey, the team had too many injuries, too tough a travel schedule and too few demands from media and fans — were immediately invalidated when the Ducks hoisted that big silver trophy in June," the Times' Helene Elliott wrote at the time.
Besides that, the pen form factor is often not conducive for use on a small screen.
It's an environment that doesn't always seem very conducive to developers on the up-and-up.
