Sentence examples for having conducive from inspiring English sources

When things are going well, or if I have a looming deadline, I can work anywhere; I wrote a lot of my Clarinet Concerto in a hotel room in Minnesota, so having conducive surroundings is a luxury.

Decreasing geometrical dimensions has conducive effects on sensitivity and dynamics of resonators; however energy loss has been observed to increase with decreasing size [2].

For instance, while both pre-service as well as in-service science teachers show general preference to guided inquiry, pre-service teachers are less concerned about having a conducive environment for the inquiry while in-service teachers weighed having a conducive environment as very important.

The scoring was a simple scoring with scores ranging from 1 to 5. The lowest value 1 indicated the least likelihood of having a conducive environment for PA whereas the highest value 5 indicated the most likelihood of having a conducive environment for PA.

Until Turner Field opened in 1997, all of the new parks had dimensions conducive for offense.

"Healthful" is the older word, granted, but "healthy" has meant "conducive to good health" since the 16th century.

The modern, well-equipped harbour has been conducive to industrialization, notably sugar refining and the manufacture of rubber goods.

"I personally believe we have created conducive ground for such an exchange in the not very distant future," Mr. Mottaki said.

While the California weather recently has been conducive to those ripe, rich red wines, the 2005 vintage in Northern California was an exception.

The lack of overall centralization among the Igbo-speaking peoples has been conducive to the development of a great variety of art styles and cultural practices.

That question has answers conducive to the kinds of analysis that became extremely timely in 1900, the year Mr. Baum introduced Dorothy, the Wizard, the Tin Woodman and friends in "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz".