Sentence examples for directly conducive from inspiring English sources
While these studies are not directly conducive to how these genes affect hippocampal development, they offer a possible link between gateways and the thyroid system [ 59].
As they write, "Time spent this way means less time to spend with colleagues, and since the money raised in many cases will go directly into campaigns of vilification against other lawmakers, it is not exactly conducive to working together".
The home secretary, Theresa May, declined to comment directly on the case but vowed to block anyone whose presence "is not conducive to the public good".
Its foreign ministry said only "parties directly concerned" should comment on disputes in the South China Sea, and only with words "conducive to peace and stability".
Not conducive to learning and downright unhealthy".
If not quite Dickensian in its lack of privilege, neither were her Scottish and Canadian bloodlines conducive to encouraging the overt "look at me" egotism that gifted writers-in-the-making are sometimes indulged in, and her origins go far toward explaining her unease with directly claiming the spotlight.
That isn't necessarily conducive to quality research".
The escalator isn't exactly conducive to carrying luggage.
High-rise living was no longer conducive to family living".
"It's not conducive for individuals to roam around in.
Soundproof recording studios are not exactly conducive to relaxation.
