Sentence examples for conducive to its from inspiring English sources

If Wolterstorff is correct, the scriptural tradition not only birthed our conception of inherent human rights, but also provides the conceptual soil most conducive to its survival, for it offers the most cogent account of the worth of human beings.

And governments have not nearly begun addressing the structural factors contributing to this issue.Another is that the financial sector grew in wealth and political power in a very unhealthy fashion, and it succeeded in winning over much of Washington to a worldview it found conducive to its business.

Like that fungus that infects an ant and forces it to climb to a place conducive to its own parasitic growth – killing the ant in the process – the legal fees strip whatever was good out of a company leave a shell populated by lawyers and hangers on.

This paper develops a new functional nanocomposite for EFFC which is conducive to its commercial use.

This potentially ultra-long shelf life is conducive to its practical applications.

The dehydration of a tilapia fillet is conducive to its preservation.

This phenomenon poses a problem which needs to be resolved, that of these gaps restricting the injection of carriers, which is not conducive to reaching its highest performance.

Mining breast cancer genes is conducive to understand its pathogenic mechanism and search for effective treatments.

Fortis has been weighed down by its €24bn outlay in a market that is neither conducive to more of its capital increases nor willing to pay handsomely for the assets it wants to sell.

Although fibrin gel is conducive to endothelial assembly, its ultrastructure varies substantially based on the gel formulation and gelation conditions, making it challenging to compare between models.

One of the speakers, Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern, pointed out that 11/ 9/01, the dedication date, was an inversion of 9/11/01, then added, "This new plaza is more conducive to contemplation" than its predecessor.