Sentence examples for conducive to resolving from inspiring English sources

Wang noted that in his several recent visits to Iran anti-American sentiment was strong, everywhere, and palpable, which, he said, was not conducive to resolving the issue.

"Developing solar photovoltaic renewable energy is conducive to resolving the serious challenges of energy security and climate change facing humanity, in line with the common interests of all countries," said Shen Danyang, a spokesman for China's Commerce Ministry.

"Developing solar photovoltaic renewable energy is conducive to resolving the serious challenges of energy security and climate change facing humanity, in line with the common interests of all countries," the ministry's chief spokesman, Shen Danyang, said in the statement on Monday.

Castigating the institutions that need government support as the culprits, which they may very well be, is not very conducive to resolving the problems at hand.

It would not be conducive to resolving the issue of denuclearization if Washington miscalculated North Korea's "peace-loving intention" as a sign of weakness and continued to pursue its pressure and military threats, KCNA said.

"We do not believe this move will be conducive to resolving the Korean peninsula nuclear issue or to maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula," Lu told a daily news briefing in Beijing.

Antisocial activities, particularly those that are conducive to increased adult status, are thought to resolve negative effect resulting from the maturity gap.

Because the mammalian liver is not conducive to in vivo three-dimensional (3D) imaging, we have used a resin casting method to resolve the global 3D architecture of the mouse IHBD system.

Work together to resolve.

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.

Noise level: Conducive to conversation.