Sentence examples for is not really conducive from inspiring English sources

When asked about their reading experience, they may reply that they "skimmed" it although the text is not really conducive to skimming (because it lacks coherent chapter titles, subtitles, periodic summaries, classic use of introductory and concluding sentences and so forth).

"It's safe as opposed to being out on the sidewalk, which is not really conducive for them to find work, and also is not good for the overall look of the community," Rodriguez said.

As UNICEF Representative in Burundi, Bintou Keita, declared, "The country needs help to reform its judicial system and to stop the kind of impunity that is not really conducive to a good and protective environment for children".

The controls are touch-sensitive buttons that light up when you touch the front of the base, which isn't really conducive to constant tinkering, but on the other hand, they disappear almost completely when not in use, and there are no distracting LEDs on the bezel of the display.

If you start bombing people's only source of income, it's not really conducive to that.

That's not really conducive to a person with a life like mine, which is by nature episodic.

And those open spaces that landscape architects so love are not really conducive to the desert climate".

Later experience enabled men to judge what was or was not really conducive to virtue, and they rejected both the flute and several other old-fashioned instruments, such as the Lydian harp, the many-stringed lyre, the 'heptagon,'trianglele,'sambucaca,' the like- which are intended only to give pleasure to the hearer, and require extraordinary skill of hand.

(The morning hours are not really conducive for quality time).

"The actual digital newsstand environments are not really conducive to leisurely discovery," he added.

"There is a case management [Medicare reimbursement] number, but it's not very much and the GP only has to be there for 15 minutes… it's not really conducive to primary care being involved… [and] the consumer actually doesn't have to be there for the GP to claim the item number [payment from Medicare]".