Sentence examples for especially conducive from inspiring English sources

Neither quality is especially conducive to a successful career in American politics.

It is a style hospitable to the senses but not especially conducive to thought, to exposition or analysis.

The poems are the best -- the in-between state being especially conducive, I would imagine, to a poet's ruminations.

He told me he knew a place which, though a little way off, was especially conducive to good conversation.

The majority of the region's vineyards are planted with furmint, Mr. Visztenvelt said, a varietal especially conducive to the fungus.

Sea ice experts on Friday said they were surprised by the collapse because weather conditions were not especially conducive to a major melt this year.

Especially leaderless mRNAs were conducive for re-annotation.

Overweight and obesity, especially abdominal fatness, are conducive to colorectal cancer incidence [ 1, 24].

CHALLENGES: It can be difficult to collect the oil in a thickness that is conducive to ignition, especially if currents make booms ineffective.

Like every other university estates team, at University College London (UCL) we strive to ensure that all our students have somewhere to live that is pleasant, safe and conducive to study, especially for our new arrivals.

(What's next, paying to help do the dishes?) While the settings are certainly dramatic, they are not conducive to conversation, especially when a flying pat of butter lands on a client's lap.