Sentence examples for conducive to him from inspiring English sources

The move was expected to allow Braun to steal more, as batting before Fielder was not conducive to him risking being thrown out on steal attempts.

For this reason, David Estlund remarks that "procedure independent standards must be introduced very carefully". On the other hand, as Estlund points out, certain forms of procedural fairness may not be conducive to deliberation, leading him to suggest that any such standard must at least be superior to chance.

" — is conducive to people coming up and telling him a racist joke.

He was the antithesis of the lone inventive genius, although his deafness enforced on him an isolation conducive to conception.

This suggested to him that natural morality was conducive to the happiness of the social body, though not always the happiness of the individual, and not that of the entire species.

Not that leaving him in the game would be conducive to winning it, but Baker and Righetti had their reasons.

Finally, since Bozizé came to power following a coup in 2003, his forces have fought mercilessly to keep him in power, which is not conducive to an uprising.

Presumably Obama has to give that impression because to address them head on and honestly would open him up to a deeper conversation not conducive to soundbites and elections.

He left the UK for Lebanon in 2005, and the British government barred him from returning because his presence was not "conducive to public good".

But living with people of a similar background, he said, had given him a "comfort level and a sense of belonging" conducive to success.

It appears that Home Office officials have established that Mr Clarke has the power to exclude him on the grounds that "his presence is not conducive to the public good".