Sentence examples for ideally conducive from inspiring English sources
Apart from doing away with a couple of obvious factors which hamper the usual comedy club experience – the two-drink minimum and exorbitant admission fee – the setting naturally fosters the kind of audience-performer relationship ideally conducive to LOLs.
Studies often focus on conditions that are, at first sight, ideally conducive to recovery but do not always consider factors that hinder it.
Theory of Change (ToC) is an approach which may be useful because it enables stakeholders to present and test their theories and assumptions about why and how impact may occur, ideally within an environment conducive to iterative reflection and learning.
Ideally the mutant population must produce a mutation frequency that is conducive to high-throughput screening but is below a threshold that causes extensive sterility and plant development alteration.
Ideally, people with diabetes should be taught at a time and place conducive to learning as an outpatient in a recognized program of diabetes education.
Ideally, people with diabetes should be taught at a time and place conducive to learning, as outpatients in a recognized program of diabetes education.
Moreover, if couturiers, like poets, express the subconscious longings of their peers, France's particularly tricky record of collaboration may have been all the more conducive to a nostalgia for a safely distant past: the guiltless hedonism of La Belle Époque was an ideally soothing choice.
Not conducive to recovery.
Noise level: Conducive to conversation.
