Sentence examples for not very conducive from inspiring English sources

"It's not very conducive to bringing people pumpkin pies".

Our experience has made it very clear that our current impact funding climate is not very conducive to the transfer of "wow" into substantial commitment.

A host with a grudge is not very conducive to your karaoke career.[5].

For our style of pitching, obviously it's not very conducive to being successful.

South Africa's a great place to ride bicycles, but it's not very conducive to pro cycling.

But for the most part, they're not very conducive to really exploring – it's not much fun to click through various guides to get a feel for where you'd like to visit, because each guide is loaded with a wall of text.

Obviously, election results like these aren't very conducive to feelings of triumph among the voters or the parties.

Digging through a pile of papers and finding a squished Twinkie isn't very conducive to the work experience.

Originally, I'd saved $23,000 for a deposit for my own place but unfortunately, interest rates weren't very conducive to this.

"Living in New York as a young 20-something isn't very conducive to saving money, and especially after the recession hit, it made me all the more determined to save away a serious amount of money".

"The balli balli ("hurry, hurry") culture isn't very conducive to hanji paper craft," she remarked.