Sentence examples for not being conducive from inspiring English sources

After my brother's birth, she gave up classes and work to be a stay-at-home mother, and after my father scraped his way to a degree (a newborn not being conducive to studying), he started a career as a pharmaceutical sales rep.

Poor results may also be due to irreparable soft tissue deficits, tension on the tuberosities interfering with healing, limited healing potential in the presence of nonunion, poor patient compliance, and prosthetic design not being conducive to tuberosity reattachment.

This paper suggests that despite the concerns regarding individual learning styles not being conducive to distance learning approaches, through the development of thoughtful, appropriate, distance learning materials, and adequate tutorial support these may provide the most effective and efficient option for many students and education purchasers.

Your resulting assessment of the corporate environment not being conducive to the origination of great ideas then becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

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Indeed, chance effects such as establishment of only one mating type, mating-type linkage to avirulence genes, or introduction into an environment not being conducive to meiospore development can result in the establishment of nonsexual populations [33].

Bringing new destruction down on the country would not be conducive to that end.

But Iraq's recent history has not been conducive to that kind of vigilance.

The nuclear family may not be conducive to the health of the microbiome.

"To slap someone around on the shortcomings of the government may not be conducive to good commercial relations.

The Home Office has said his presence in the country would not be "conducive to the public good".