Sentence examples for make it more conducive from inspiring English sources
"As important as the industry is, you'd think they'd make it more conducive to stay in it".
The Bruno Walter Auditorium has been reconfigured to improve the acoustics, the stage and backstage areas and to make it more conducive to concerts, lectures and films.
One of these days (I hope) the tech wizards of The Times will transform the "Comments" feature to make it more conducive to a real-time, post-column conversation between columnists and readers.
Along with the pH, the content of nutrients and organic matter (high, low, medium) and soil texture, the station offers followup suggestions for treating the soil to make it more conducive to the growth desired (e.g., annual flowers, lawn, corn, etc).
"Facebook is taking steps to make it more conducive for users.
One approach to rectifying this situation is through modifying the built environment to make it more conducive to physical activity, such as by building walking tracks or recreational physical activity facilities.
Faculty members who can perceive and understand student emotions add to the students' positive perception of the educational environment, making it more conducive to learning.
This difference led USA Today to give the Phillies' starting rotation the "edge" in the series, as the World Series had one fewer day off than previous rounds of the playoffs, making it more conducive to the Phillies' strategy.
Basal transcription machinery is a set of proteins that are required for the transcription of all genes, whereas the chromatin remodeling machinery decondenses the chromatin and makes it more conducive for the initiation of transcription.
The characteristics of the technology make it more affordable and conducive to use in the operating room immediately prior to implant placement [ 4, 19, 22, 23].
To increase floor sales by 30% by remodeling the retail space and re merchandising the products conducive to flow patterns, making it more customer and "sales" friendly.
