Sentence examples for much conducive from inspiring English sources

"We have two big concerns: Brexit, and whether there is a deal between the UK and other members, which we very much hope there is because it would be very much conducive to stability,  … and the other is the refugee crisis which is a bit of a make or break from my personal perspective, she said.

On the basis of previous experience working with other yeasts and because of features described here that are deemed very much conducive for research, one can predict that S. japonicus species would become a popular experimental organism in the near future.

Home cooking, though, is much more conducive to sitting down, talking.

London's course, however, is much more conducive to good times and has hosted several world record races.

It sounds an obvious thing to say, he says, "but being married, having support, loving someone is much more conducive to work than anxiety.

But the political climate today is much more conducive to congressional action than past efforts to deal with local issues like franchise moves and stadium construction costs.

Chelsea can make you feel rushed, herded from one concrete-floored box to the next; uptown the atmosphere is much more conducive to lingering.

And he said his new schedule would be much more conducive to taking trips, which he planned to do more regularly.

The workday is shorter, "but much more conducive to real discussion" about budget strategy, Vladimir V. Putin's negotiating strategy and an upcoming trip to China.

It is a plan much more conducive to mass purchases than the current online system in which consumers must pay before each song they download.

There would have to be extraordinarily strong private sector employment growth in a … much less conducive economic environment than it was during the boom".