The construction, which they oversaw themselves, lasted more than a year, Ms. Parker says, and it wasn't exactly conducive to running a business from home.
As a business owner, work-related stress can have serious health implications, but it can also decrease productivity and motivation, which is not conducive to running a profitable enterprise.
Political parties or regions demanding a certain number of ministers and then refusing to participate entirely in a government if their demands are not met is not conducive to running a country in crisis.
On the occasions when Australia fashioned some space, they suffered from a plague of unforced errors, an egregious series of knock-ons a consequence of the occasion rather than the conditions that could not have been more conducive to running rugby with the roof closed and the playing surface dry.
I have watched tradespeople around me fall by the wayside, as the economy and the lending environment became less and less conducive to running small businesses.
The Kiwis posted just 150 in their first innings yesterday, but dismissed Australia for only 136 midway through the second session today to take a 14-run lead into their second innings on a pitch that became more conducive to run-scoring as the day progressed.
"Our culture and lifestyle aren't conducive to distance running," said Morris, who has a degree in computer science from the University of Montana.
"The solution is to stop running this sham meet, clean up the backside, make the main track conducive to training and run a real meet," said Dennis Drazin, a spokesman for the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen's Association.
"The problem is this ballpark is not conducive to home runs.
"Not taking away from our careers," Banks said, "but we played in ballparks that were more conducive to home runs, especially in the National League".
