Sentence examples for particularly conducive to from inspiring English sources

Neither of those songs is particularly conducive to revelry, though.

Warm moist nights are particularly conducive to caddisfly flight.

Our busy, loud lives aren't particularly conducive to regular meditation.

And that is not particularly conducive to political organizing.

Indeed, the war offered few conditions particularly conducive to writing.

Of course, the pools aren't particularly conducive to doing laps or working on your back flip.

Public buildings are particularly unsanitary, often overcrowded, without access to clean water, proper sanitation and basic services, in conditions especially conducive to infectious diseases".

The geo-climatic settings are particularly conducive, though, to harnessing hydro resources.

This approach is thought to be particularly conducive for empowerment and health literacy within a society [ 13].

While there are many different metrics or instruments for evaluating PD (see Boulmetris and Dutwin, 2000), we found Kirkpatrick's Four Levels Evaluation framework to be particularly conducive for providing robust and diverse data about TA outcomes (Kirkpatrick, 1994).

The drop-in format may have been particularly conducive for attracting this group of smokers, mainly because their quit attempts appeared to be less planned.