Sentence examples for quite conducive from inspiring English sources

Because of the school calendar, the Tigers' schedule is not quite conducive to gaining momentum.

But November temperatures in New York were not quite conducive to river baptisms, nor were any Mandaean priests living in the area to conduct such a ceremony.

Centre Court has had more play than normal [but] because the weather hasn't been exceptionally hot it's quite conducive to the courts recovering effectively," he said.

The decentralized information paradigm, e.g. is quite conducive to pro-market attitudes: the market is viewed as a "regime of truth-telling", a term coined by French historian Michel Foucault.

The industry became more of a melting pot, which I felt was quite conducive to me.

"That really set up the landscape to be quite conducive to burning".

Using Baileys as a replacement for cream is quite good, but is not conducive to being a responsible drinker - though it is more efficient.

Though, a fertile soil is quite an important factor making a conducive environment for adoption of MVs of paddy but, it does not affect the adoption behavior significantly here in the study region because a major portion of the farmland belongs to the same quality of soil fertility.

It was quite a strong cross-breeze that was not conducive to off spin from that end but was to left-arm spin.

Although captive propagation programs often seek to release juveniles into the wild at conducive times, captive rearing environments are often quite different from natural environments.

"It's quite clear the conditions on the ground are not as conducive to a quick expansion of ISIS as they are in Syria and Iraq," Fabiani said.