Sentence examples for is more conducive from inspiring English sources
noun
An extra amount or extent.
However, the Wellington surface is more conducive to good cricket than the one in Dunedin.
He's got a style that is more conducive to our system".
Another difference is that the Yankees' schedule is more conducive to Suzuki's.
"We are competitive and the brand of football we now play is more conducive to high-level results and performances".
Who knows, perhaps gamelan or didgeridoo is more conducive to the alien ear (if they even have one).
Commodity price inflation helps the export earnings in emerging markets and is more conducive to global recovery than tumbling prices.
The Carpenters are very happy with the new apartment, which is in a more convenient location and is more conducive to social serendipity.
Being able to come and go as you please, without the pressure of a timed ticket, is more conducive to a good art experience.
They use the G.S.M. wireless standard, which is more conducive to development of third-party software than the C.D.M.A. standard, which remains dominant in the United States.
For what if it should turn out that an openly repressive society is more conducive to private expressions of passion than a determinedly closed-minded one?
Williams notes a similarity with Timothy Leary's fascination with setting – that a certain environment is more conducive to providing a psychedelic, life-changing, religious experience when taking LSD.
