Sentence examples for conducive to that from inspiring English sources

If you start bombing people's only source of income, it's not really conducive to that.

So let's make sure we've got an environment and a culture that is conducive to that.

Constitution-making by committee in 11 languages is not conducive to that.

Some analysts wonder whether its management structure and the competitive atmosphere in the industry are conducive to that.

Arendt and Foucault reveal that power does not lie in armed individuals, but in assembly — and everything conducive to that.

Your idea is a nice one, and it would be great if we could "show" astronomy to people in this way, but the time scales involved just aren't conducive to that.

"Tea is frequently consumed under conditions that are conducive to relaxation that may themselves be responsible for the apparent benefits," Steptoe says.

Detractors say it's cruel and conducive to injuries that lead to disease.

"We're a nation obsessed with doing things outdoors, in a climate that just isn't conducive to doing that any more". So something has changed?

Rosen's high profile attempts to publicise his cause was not conducive to establishing that trust.

Hierarchies and conservatism are not conducive to ensuring that the best ideas come to the top.