Sentence examples for proved conducive from inspiring English sources

His mother granted him an extraordinary degree of independence as a child, which proved conducive to his future as a writer: "Long before I was 12 years old I was capable of buying tickets and counting change, ordering buns and glasses of milk in tea shops, and battling in and out of trams and buses and trains," he claims.

Additionally, Latin hypercube design (LHD) is proved conducive to improving the predictive capability of our model.

KMnO4 proved better in terms of colour with a reduction of 74 % compared to 43 % by hydrogen peroxide at pH 7. Acidic conditions (pH 2 5) proved conducive towards the removal of all parameters with the exception of COD removal by KMnO4 that exhibited a low removal at pH 5 and increased with increasing pH.

Diplomacy: Bush invaded Iraq as soon as the reactionary political atmosphere proved conducive; he did not take the time to plan strategies for occupation or exit.

Nevertheless, the warm waters of the bay proved conducive for some development and the eye contracted overnight, indicating that the hurricane was regaining structure.

Disturbance also proved conducive for the establishment of introduced plant species in an experimental set up to assess the relative importance of plant species traits and extrinsic factors on the establishment of introduced plants in grassland systems (Kempel et al. 2013).

But some excerpts of its chapter on party membership might also prove conducive to a life of wedded bliss.

But this was not a failure of brainpower; rather it shows how intellect must always be married to morality if it is to prove conducive to the common good.

Tense atmospheres have proven conducive to late drama at this tournament, but the strain has not aided France's composure, particularly in front of goal, where only Poland fired off a lower proportion of shots on target (22%) of the teams to reach the knockout phase.

The pressures of globalization have seldom proven conducive to sustainable resource management; marine capture fisheries are no exception.

These and other institutional changes are proving conducive to entrepreneurship, and have developed alongside an increase in the number of biotechnology venture firms.