Sentence examples for is particularly conducive from inspiring English sources

Neither of those songs is particularly conducive to revelry, though.

Ash's key-like seeds feed woodmice and its bark is particularly conducive to mosses and lichens.

The Net is particularly conducive to short-form comedy — skits, parodies, satires, even stand-up acts — because surfers tend to look at video in small increments.

To really empty your mind, you would have to be sedated or dead and neither of those states is particularly conducive to spiritual growth.

These values are localized in both time and scale (range of frequencies), and thus they offer a hybrid domain that is particularly conducive for estimation and control problems.

Electrolytic metal refining is particularly conducive to producing selenium as a byproduct, and it is obtained from the anode mud of copper refineries.

Warm moist nights are particularly conducive to caddisfly flight.

It could also dismay any forgers who think the spot works are particularly conducive to fakery.

Add all these together, and there's not much of the surplus left.Political conditions this year are particularly conducive to splurging.

The Japanese, in particular, before the war, did not have a diet that was particularly conducive to growth.

The Mets began a six-game trip Friday to those two cities, where the stadiums are particularly conducive to high offensive production.