Sentence examples for conducive times from inspiring English sources

Although captive propagation programs often seek to release juveniles into the wild at conducive times, captive rearing environments are often quite different from natural environments.

In a statement, Mr. Hernandez said Mr. Aquino had decided not to go "taking into consideration China's request for the president to visit China at a more conducive time".

His decision came after China said Mr Aquino should visit "at a more conducive time", a spokesman from the Philippine foreign ministry said.

"The president has decided not to proceed... taking into consideration China's request for the president to visit China at a more conducive time," Raul Hernandez, Philippine foreign ministry spokesman, said in a statement.

The pool was conducive to fast times.

London's course, however, is much more conducive to good times and has hosted several world record races.

In fact, the word on the pool deck was that Nike had given its athletes permission to wear another manufacturer's suit if there was one more conducive to fast times than Nike's Swift or Swift Amp'd.

In fact, the word on the pool deck was that Nike had given its athletes permission to wear another swimwear manufacturer's suit if there was one more conducive to fast times than Nike's Swift or Swift Amp'd models.

Just as we alternate between activity during the day and sleep at night, there are times conducive to movement and times designated for rest.

And yes, photographs can help you remember quite a bit, but we all know that there are plenty of activities that aren't conducive to cameras, times when we leave them at home, and feelings that a camera just can't capture.

"It was not conducive to spending time with people".