Sentence examples for exceptionally conducive from inspiring English sources
And in both cases, the exodus was encouraged by an alignment of exceptionally conducive political and economic circumstances: disgust with Labour and economic malaise in 1979; disgust with the Tories and an economy strong enough to entrust to Labour in 1997.
However, her family environment seems to have been exceptionally conducive to self-education and encouraging of du Châtelet's intellect.
Centre Court has had more play than normal [but] because the weather hasn't been exceptionally hot it's quite conducive to the courts recovering effectively," he said.
Whether or not the Ouargla record is certified, the temperature posted seems plausible as the weather pattern was conducive to the exceptionally hot conditions.
Sure enough, when Maier and colleagues performed additional simulations of North Atlantic perturbations involving exceptionally cool background temperatures, they found that the conditions produced were not conducive to melting of the Cordilleran Ice Sheet.
Immediately after harvest, crops are left to dry in the field; if the paddy field has not been sufficiently drained or if there is substantial rainfall following the harvest (though it was exceptionally dry this year), the crop may be left lying in damp conditions which are conducive to rotting and further grain loss.
Not conducive to recovery.
Noise level: Conducive to conversation.
It's conducive to creativity".
This is conducive to learning?
