Sentence examples for increasingly conducive from inspiring English sources

Increasing flows of water being released from upstream made this section of the Delaware increasingly conducive to trout, and Dr. Schmidt, an avid fly fisherman who owns a McKenzie-style drift boat, was delighted less with the idea of a future house and more with the thought of newly acquired access to a long stretch of river shore.

The individuals we identified as having regional or international influence in the field of HIV/AIDS have the ability to leverage an increasingly conducive funding environment and a growing evidence base to address the policy, programmatic and operational challenges to integrating family planning with HIV/AIDS.

While genetic variation among individuals is a major contributing factor to the development of obesity [1] [3], it has been argued that genetic variation by itself cannot account for the obesity epidemic; but rather, an environment, increasingly conducive to the development of obesity, has become a second major contributor [4] [6].

Gillespie et al. (6) concluded that "the rising incidence of type 1 diabetes in children has resulted from exposure of a genetically susceptible subgroup of the population to an environment that is increasingly conducive to diabetes development".

The general corporate and businesslike adaptation of universities was increasingly less conducive to intellectual development and growth.

In doing so, he began planning for his early retirement, finding university life increasingly less conducive to intellectual pursuits and delight in living.

Students' positive emotions, such as enjoying learning activities at school, are increasingly recognized as being conducive to learning.

Increasingly, short careers are not conducive to the large upfront bonuses that top draft picks receive.

Becoming a vacuum, Syria and increasingly neighbors as Iraq, became conducive to the most brutal and extreme.

These nontraditional formats are increasingly popular and may be more conducive to successful media multitasking in academic arenas since students can direct and regulate their attention as they control the amount and pace of incoming information.

These more outwardly "exotic" locales are no less conducive to Mann's increasingly avant-garde approach to filming humans in their unnatural settings.