Sentence examples for conducive to accepting from inspiring English sources

Lawrence argues that policy environments shift and become more conducive to accepting policy solutions when an issue is reframed as a systemic problem, particularly when risks are shown to be involuntary [ 19].

I have to accept that I will have to pursue a career I'm not passionate about but is conducive to my physical limitations.

They gave several different reasons for this: few students in each group everybody sharing the same experience all showing a positive attitude and willingness to learn from each other this type of session provides an environment which is conducive for accepting criticism Some students found the rules guiding the feedback helpful.

A possible social impact of introducing use of a PAS mordant is that such practice may not be conducive to long standing natural dye traditions and if accepted could change a cultural heritage.

Mr Kirk said he accepted that the oldest buildings at the York plant were "not conducive to modern production methods".

The legal granting of free speech doesn't mean it's present or prevalent or accepted; it's not just a statement on a historic piece of paper, but an environment conducive to logical and respectful debate.

Or perhaps Tate Modern should grow up, and accept that a museum's most important job is to preserve great art and create an atmosphere conducive to enjoying and understanding it.

It is generally accepted that better health requires money with respect to a healthy diet, a living environment that is conducive to good health and access to healthcare.

Noise level: Conducive to conversation.

It's conducive to creativity".

This is conducive to learning?