Sentence examples for conducive the from inspiring English sources

The consultations conducted as part of the development of the model demonstrated a need for policies for rural community health services which are not only consistent with the rural reality, but also conducive the development of rural community health services.

"The conditions are very conducive: the water and the soil and the sunshine," Sheriff Brown said.

The World Bank's Doing Business project, which ranks 181 economies on how conducive the regulatory is to the operation of business, ranks China at 83 for ease of doing business and 151 for ease of starting a business.

Overall, the environment for Bitcoin seems more conducive the in U.S. where Ben Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, recently said that despite risks, there are areas where virtual currencies hold long-term promise.

Now for the first time a new study offers a quantitative analysis of the intersection between neighborhood "walkability"—or how conducive the neighborhood is to walking and exposure to air pollutants [ EHP 117:1752–1759; Marshall et al.].

This study investigated interactions between a) walkability, a measure of how conducive the built environment is to walking and that predicts physical activity and active transportation (Frank et al. 2005; Owen et al. 2004; Sallis et al. 2004), and b) exposure to outdoor air pollution, which is associated with a wide array of negative health impacts.

Smith found the conditions alarmingly conducive to the spread of cocci.

In the south, conditions conducive to the spread of malaria existed throughout Petén and Belize.

The Home Office has said his presence in the country would not be "conducive to the public good".

The W/C emulsions, on the other hand, were only poorly conducive to the electroplating reaction.

The upper sand bodies also have intergranular pores conducive to the formation of good reservoirs.