Sentence examples for even more conducive from inspiring English sources

Beyond, progress is slower, the road – now Highway 19 – narrower, the sights alongside even more conducive to photo breaks.

And, is the online environment even more conducive to dishonesty than the traditional classroom?

The School of One depends heavily upon furniture partitions to create the optimal configuration for each modality [6], but the introvert/extrovert dichotomy leads us to design that is even more conducive to each learning style.

Perhaps the microbial communities associated with abundant native plant species may be even more conducive to positive feedback (Van der Putten et al. 2013).

The TPP Investment chapter may extend the provisions in TRIMs, creating a business climate even more conducive to long-term investment by the transnational food industry.

Contrasted to the results with only one helper, polygamy is even more conducive to the spread of helping behavior when multiple helpers increase nest survival in an additive, linear fashion.

Not every patch of water will warm equally, and some cold areas may even become more conducive to corals.

As early as his late teens Durkheim became convinced that effort and even sorrow are more conducive to the spiritual progress of the individual than pleasure or joy.

The settings of Mr. Clinton's evening remarks are also more conducive to casual chatter: the dining room of a big donor, the back of Air Force One, a remote country church.

So, in the mid-1990's, Deloitte & Touche asked her to become, in effect, an ombudsman for women, with authority to help them stay on the partnership track even if they worked schedules more conducive to motherhood.

Our research suggests, but does not prove, that historical cohort experiences influence cross-border economic ties even when institutional conditions become more conducive to cross-border income sharing.