Sentence examples for conducive to speed from inspiring English sources

The other two favorites are both long, unfettered straightaways, conducive to speed.

We are on Route 9 near Mr. Raskob's stomping grounds in Croton -- "wide open, recently repaved, conducive to speed," he says, and "in a just world" it would be posted at 70 or 75.

The latter were consistently described as conducive to speeding, unsafe for neighborhood kids playing or biking.

It makes for beautiful scenery, but such geography and geometry are not conducive to high speeds.

Such a distinctive nanowall network structure was conducive to storage and penetration of electrolytes, provided a large contact area for the electrolytes and active materials, and enabled to speed up the reduction of triiodide to iodide.

An increase in the number of microorganism in coal mining subsidence land is conducive to soil metabolism and thereby speed up restoration of damaged ecosystem.

So a lot of Web traffic in Japan is for simple, slow-speed material conducive to cell-phone access, instead of content-rich sites like eWoman.

But Mr. Gingrich outlined his views in his 2008 book, "Real Change: From the World That Fails to the World That Works," saying that the California, Florida and the Northeast Corridor from Boston to Washington are all "very conducive to this kind of high-speed train investment".

Therefore, the functionally graded MLG/WC-TiC-Al2O3 ceramics are conducive to be engineered as high-speed cutting tools.

"Urban sprawl" is characterized by homes being far from community amenities, which require transit on busy, high-speed roads that are not conducive to walking or biking and increase vehicular transit time.

These bands often play a harder-edged, speed metal and punk-influenced music that is conducive to moshing.