Sentence examples for conducive than from inspiring English sources

What's more, there can't be places more conducive than these for learning more about wine.

Hydroxyl-containing molecules are more conducive than carboxyl-containing agents to induce GO macrostructures with well structural stability and plasticity.

They further suggest that the sense of smell may be more conducive than our other senses for 'implicit' learning, which occurs without awareness.

For this reason end stage theatres are thought to be less conducive than the other forms to building a sense of community within an audience.

The Guru From Chicago Over the past few years, U.C.B. has offered an increasing number of courses in sketch writing, a skill more conducive than improv to getting paid.

The nose-to-back arrangement less socially conducive than compartmentalized European trains, but it does have the advantage of making the coaches a good place of retreat for reading, snoozing or sleeping.

It's an approach more conducive to understanding than condemnation, more apt to sorrow than outrage and more likely to lead inward than outward.

This is fantastic for racking up stats, if less than conducive to a fulfilling social life.

Does contemporary society give rise to conditions more conducive to evil than in the past?

Instead, aid to peaceful opponents is more conducive to democratization than military intervention.

— Part-time work was much more conducive to poverty than full-time work.