Sentence examples for conducive to having from inspiring English sources

The separation is wonderfully conducive to having visitors.

This is hardly conducive to having an experience that is personal and intimate.

Worrying about paying for holiday extras is hardly conducive to having a good time – and Saga doesn't think so, either.

After her oldest child was born 13 years ago, Ms. Dennen, an accountant, returned to her job at Merrill Lynch where she "worked for a month or so before realizing that the job wasn't conducive to having kids".

Chichester Festival Theatre, to 2 Jan LG It used to be that Christmas was strictly panto season in the world of theatre, and while there is plenty of traditional fare to be found across the country, venues are increasingly offering a more varied choice to accommodate those for whom shouting, "He's behind you!" simply isn't conducive to having a good time.

Ms. Fini said the vetting process for potential lessees would include whether the applicant's life style was conducive to having an electric vehicle, looking at factors like the length of the daily commute and whether a charger could be installed at home.

Our hours of operation make it conducive to have a comfortable and enjoyable work and home/personal lifestyle.

The results may be conducive to have an insight into the growth mechanism and defects analysis of the layer-structured materials.

Donald and I proceeded to go to Dodger Stadium, which is as conducive to me having a positive drug experience as putting a Baptist church next to a Planned Parenthood is helpful for community morale.

Team member Jennifer Hicks, director of data science for the Mobilize Center at Stanford, said the results make clear that city design has health impacts: The cities that were most conducive to walking had the lowest activity inequality.

"We will create a conducive atmosphere to have more profit for the capitalist.