Sentence examples for conducive to being from inspiring English sources

For our style of pitching, obviously it's not very conducive to being successful.

"He's put things in place to make the club more stable and is conducive to being in the Premier League and I will reap the benefits of that.

"Patrick Ewing was coming off his heavy involvement as president of the players association, which wasn't conducive to being in top shape.

"This environment is very conducive to being yourself and being original," said reliever Jerry Blevins, who began his career with the A's in 2007, which makes him a team historian.

Part of my enjoyment is that I came of age in a place (Vermont, renowned for its woodsmen and its hippies) and a time (the late 70s and early 80s) that were conducive to being matter-of-fact about female bodies.

That's not really conducive to being confident about where you're headed next.

Therefore, the functionally graded MLG/WC-TiC-Al2O3 ceramics are conducive to be engineered as high-speed cutting tools.

"I felt it was conducive to bad decisions being made.

None of that is conducive to feeling and being mentally sharp.

Certainly progressive changes that improve conditions and are conducive to ethical practice are worth pursuing.

If it believes that the status quo is conducive to stability, it is mistaken.