Sentence examples for conducive to the problem from inspiring English sources

However, usually those ways aren't so conducive to the problem alleviating itself.

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.

However, the excessive HRWR dosages were not conducive to the mortar flowing ability due to the segregation problem in the form of bleeding.

With regard to the potential effects of homoplasy on the resolution of the Coelomata-Ecdysozoa problem, the present estimates should be interpreted with caution because the informative RGC_CAMs relevant for this problem and the events conducive to the direct estimation of homoplasy were located on different branches of the phylogenetic tree.

Chronic stress, lack of sleep, rest time, and activities are conducive to the development of psychoemotional disorders, vascular diseases, dermatological problems, gastric disturbances, and neuromuscular disorders [ 52– 52].

In addition, they are affected by naive and incorrect beliefs about mathematics, mathematics learning, and problem solving that are not conducive to the development of self-regulation skills.

The problem of the creation of an international order conducive to the safeguarding of peace and liberty and permitting the establishment of harmonious international economic relations.

"I doubt that this move will be conducive to the resolution of a whole host of important international problems.

High ash content is not conducive to the effect of pretreatment because it causes slagging and fouling problems during thermochemical conversion [ 11].

Another problem is that the conditions of synthesis are also conducive to the degradation of sugars (Reid and Orgel 1967).

Constant problems with wires and transportation delayed further development, and a "motherboard" type approach would be more conducive to the end goal of a workable personal computer.