Sentence examples for only conducive from inspiring English sources

The park is not only conducive to romance, but also resistant to commercialization.

It may not be as glamorous, but the Institute should demonstrate an equally strong commitment to providing an environment that is not only conducive to innovation and advancement of knowledge, but also socially and environmentally responsible.

The exposed {0 0 1} facets with high surface energy and high density of oxygen atoms are not only conducive to the adsorption of the rhodamine B (RhB) dye but also can accumulate the photo-generated electrons, which can be captured by O2 and converted into reactive oxygen species O2−.

The technology is not only conducive to reclaim subsidence land totally, but also could improve the YR flood and ecological environment.

Big user direct purchase of electricity is not only conducive to the promotion of energy saving and emission reduction, but also helpful to reduce the utilization cost of the generation resource.

Indeed, the study of parenting styles and practices in immigrant families has put into question the dominant conclusion according to which authoritative parenting style is the only conducive to better educational performances for children.

The W/C emulsions, on the other hand, were only poorly conducive to the electroplating reaction.

And the leftward lean of the district wasn't the only factor conducive to a primary upset: So was its demographic makeup.

"The U.S. role, if fulfilled with a positive attitude and free from a cold war-style zero-sum mentality, will not only be conducive to regional stability and prosperity, but be good for China, which needs a peaceful environment to continue its economic development," the commentary said.

The wall thickness must not only be conducive to the pressure transfer, but also retain enough thickness for the roller grinding.

Other than the lame Amtrak corridor in the northeast, which is only intermittently conducive to high speed travel, we have none.