Sentence examples for conducive to sustained from inspiring English sources
One answer lies in the importance of a classroom culture conducive to sustained creative work with ideas (Scardamalia & Bereiter [1996]).
The criminal life, Gandolfini's hit man concludes, is not conducive to sustained relationships.
The foundation of the American economy is more conducive to sustained growth than is the foundation of the Chinese economy.
They engage in such experiences with relative civility, and around practical, goal-directed tasks, making them relatively conducive to sustained experiences of collaboration.
But from the idea of the social contract, the court would have to consider which is more conducive to sustaining the founders' goal of a popular democracy: the power of money or the guarantee of honest and transparent elections?
In contrast, fall grazing appears conducive to sustaining fescue grasslands while capitalizing on forage production from invasive species like Kentucky bluegrass.
Specifically, I am interested in what ways and to what extent faith is a conducive ethos to sustain a life-world space to include the four competing political types, which is under the Open Science knowledge-spatial domain.
Many troubled veterans, some of whom are disabled, have been able to afford only substandard living quarters in poor neighborhoods with high rates of crime and drug abuse — "a situation that is not conducive to their efforts to sustain economic independence and solve physical and emotional problems," she added.
"This squeeze is not conducive to a strong and sustained recovery in the UK economy".
