Sentence examples for far less conducive from inspiring English sources
By comparison, this year's Super Bowl generated a handle of $116m, but that includes the vast menu of proposition bets far less conducive to boxing.
It is obvious that he has worked hard in the build-up to this match, bowling his quota of overs in three matches for Lancashire on pitches far less conducive to wicket-taking than this.
The political climate will be far less conducive; Representative Pete Sessions of Texas, who heads the House Republicans' campaign committee, says he relishes the prospect of dealing with the tax cuts in a lame-duck session.
He has other lessons from Bosnia, too:Bosnia should be a lesson: in a far less conducive environment, some Bosniak elements turned to extremist ideologies, which resulted in the formation of religious Muslim-only units, with emirs and imams, in what started out as a secular, multiethnic Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In this context our government's inaction works to consign our children and their progeny to a planet that is far less conducive to their survival -- an egregious violation of the fundamental trust obligation.
The 'short-and-wide' structure of the data with the number of variables far exceeding the number of samples makes the data less conducive to the classical univariate statistical methods like t-tests because multiple independent hypotheses testing done in parallel across all the variables can result in a large number of false positives.
Hodgson's situation, though, is less conducive to laughter.
It adds up to far, far less.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
Investors were far less happy.
