Sentence examples for pretty conducive from inspiring English sources

The conditions are pretty conducive to spin and hopefully I can get a wicket on the board – being economical is more important, though.

But I like the Yahoo design the best; it's more pretty than scientific, more conducive to daydreaming.

"We remain in a pretty cold pattern that would be conducive to more snow".

Bodyboarders ride pretty intense waves and waves that are conducive for it and nobody can deny that.

I'd been told earlier that day that the hooligans enjoy a few powdered stimulants before they band together to kick the shit out of police, but coke is pretty expensive in Warsaw (and not exactly conducive to rioting), so they mainly settle for amphetamines.

With the soft lighting and the pretty pink wall motifs, employees have a private and conducive space to express and store their milk safely.

The book was pretty well received, but jazz is essentially an anti-social, late-night activity and not really conducive to a family life, so in the end I gave it up".

It's enough to make you more conducive than usual to the antics of Russell Brand, though the comic-turned-social-commentator is still pretty overbearing company in Brand: A Second Coming (Metrodome, 15), a slick documentary portrait by Ondi Timoner that nonetheless misses a trick by largely taking its subject at his big-mouthed word, rarely needling him into argument or revelation.

Noise level: Conducive to conversation.

It's conducive to creativity".

This is conducive to learning?