Sentence examples for conducive to it from inspiring English sources

People do walk if the environment is conducive to it.

In the beginning, Gilbert — a former tour player and coach of Andre Agassi and Andy Roddick and an author ("Winning Ugly") — used the nicknames mostly in the studio or in panel discussions because his courtside analysis was not conducive to it.

Yet, although under-theorized in Kymlicka's work, the role of municipalities in promoting face-to-face contact by designing urban physical spaces conducive to it is not incompatible with his understanding of fair terms of integration.

One might argue that these rules can be more or less conducive to justice in the sense of desert, and that, ceteris paribus, they should be made more conducive to it rather than less (e.g. Lamont 1997; Herzog 2013, ch. V).

Although the decision to seek treatment in this age group presumably is considerably determined by the parents, and parent-perceived low self-esteem seems to be conducive to it, a child's high self-esteem might encourage this decision.

The challenge will be to continue to recognise the importance of moral reflection under circumstances that are not conducive to it and to encourage a process of re-evaluation that strives to assess whether resulting decisions are consistent with those values the framework is intended to promote.

With some people or environments it's more conducive to do it a certain way, and others you are asked to lead.

The storm moved through the Caribbean Sea, and in an environment conducive to intensification, it quickly strengthened to its initial peak intensity as a Category 4 hurricane on the Saffir Simpson Hurricane Scale.

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

After all, if a viewer is sufficiently moved to interact with an ad (and, yes it does happen), then its kind of important that the interface design is conducive to making it happen.

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