It described then the extent to which existing bankruptcy procedures are in fact not conducive to private-market solutions in complex situations involving both standard loan contracts and derivatives contracts.
Thus, the normative component of MPS is harmful because, in reality, it will have the effect of leading potentially excellent persons to value what is in fact not conducive to their flourishing and devalue what is in fact essential to it.
Such an attitude, by failing to be adaptive, is, in fact, not conducive to evolutionary success.
A ratio like that leads us to believe that the iPad will in fact replace the iPod touch EasyPay system, as the iPad's size is also more conducive to actions like signing a receipt or showing off product features.
How can it be that we trust and rely on coherence reasoning, in everyday life and in science, when in fact coherence is not truth conducive?
It hints at the notion that majority voting is an unconditionally reliable (truth-conducive) method, whereas in fact it is only conditionally reliable.
Analyzing a single possibility is not conducive to producing optimal action or, in fact, any action at all.
In fact my assumption is that some desires are definitely more conducive than others to the kind of world you and I would prefer, not to mention, to our very survival (which is probably why we have them).
In fact, a balance of positive and negative emotion can be more conducive to getting through hardship.
In fact, a study of 90,000 workers in India revealed that while some religions (Islam and Christianity) were conducive to entrepreneurship, others, such as Hinduism were highly inhibitive (Audretsch et al., 2007).
