Sentence examples for is sometimes conducive from inspiring English sources
Sitting in an airplane seat is sometimes conducive to songwriting.
This has significant consequences not least in the area of our lives that is sometimes conducive to happiness, sexuality.
But it does mean that authoritarian orderliness is sometimes more conducive to economic growth than democratic chaos.
Some conditions are conducive to the production of philosophy, or what is sometimes called authentic philosophy, whereas others are not.
It was noted for example that the EEG recording room was not conducive to conducting sleep EEGs as the environment was sometimes not quiet enough.
However, this position is not conducive to content creation.
But I guess fact checking isn't conducive to gossip".
Stress is not conducive to your project.
Although PMTCT was there on board but the guidelines was not really coming forth to say healthcare workers can fully give information or go on about [PITC] … (Key Informant, MoHSS) … you are sitting 2 in that room and sometimes the privacy is not so conducive so it is also difficult to pop out with "don't you think you should go for HIV test?" … the other patient that is listening is like hmmm.
His introduction and copious notes are diligent - sometimes to a fault: the presence of footnotes and endnotes for each story gives them a cluttered feeling that isn't exactly conducive to the casting of a spell.
That isn't necessarily conducive to quality research".
