Sentence examples for seem conducive from inspiring English sources

The climate, however, does not seem conducive to a breakthrough.

But what happens if a particular object or exhibition does not seem conducive to reconciliation and healing?

Widescreen format and killer sound design can be amazing on home systems, but cellphones don't seem conducive to the film experience.

Even so, the current economic climate would not seem conducive for timepieces filled with wheels and springs — the finest ones do not use batteries — that start at $15,000 and go up to $1 million or more.

Mickey thought first of the Library of Congress, since he's on the board there, but given all the other things they have to do, their budget didn't seem conducive to the kind of cataloging that was going to be required".

In another indication of the toxic atmosphere that does not seem conducive to peace talks, Mr. Netanyahu released a video on Friday accusing the Palestinian leadership of demanding a Palestinian state with "no Jews" in it.

But would they have dropped as low as they did, Mr. Haub asked, without "the added impetus of inflation, not to mention long lines at the gas station?" "While that question can never be definitively answered," he said, "we do know that the economic setting hardly seems conducive to starting families or having additional children.

Cooder said that he did not want to "over-think it" and said of his creative process for each song's distinct style, "It's taken a long time, but it becomes natural to combine an idea you have or a story you want to tell with whatever seems conducive".

The conditions on Sunday did not seem particularly conducive to record scoring.

If Milwaukee fielded a staff of pitchers like Tom Glavine, Greg Maddux and John Smoltz, as the Braves did, then the Brewers' Miller Park might seem more conducive to pitchers.

It's an environment that doesn't always seem very conducive to developers on the up-and-up.