Sentence examples for most conducive from inspiring English sources

Of all sports, football is most conducive to quick revivals.

But what tracks are the most conducive to productivity?

The mental state most conducive to his writing is, he says, "to be a little bit happy.

And the regions where that would be most difficult -- urban slums -- are those that are most conducive to outbreaks.

However mundane the situation, they slip into the elegiac and ecstatic states most conducive to glimmering-chandelier prose.

These spare offerings are probably most conducive to big tables where no one is really sure who's paying.

Though the lake was a wondrous setting for the music, water is not the most conducive surface for sound dispersal.

For instance, it's the ideal layout of a paragraph of text, the one most conducive to reading and retention.

Dustin Benton, the main author of the study, says the model that's most conducive to rental or leasing is the cloud offloading model.

Anyway, it's not the most conducive environment right now to experimenting at all, or trying to push the form forward, in any media, really.

"I wouldn't imagine we'd go much longer, but these weather conditions aren't the most conducive to a guy that had a little irritation in his oblique," Girardi said.