Sentence examples for so conducive from inspiring English sources
Snowden's position is that efforts so comprehensive, so overwhelmingly powerful, and so conducive to abuse, should not be undertaken save with democratic consent.
"It's not a coincidence," Hitt told me, that an institution so conducive to intimate gossip and political chatter helped to generate and popularize periodicals (most famously, the Tatler, the Spectator, and the Guardian).
That is because a legacy of eruptions has left copious deposits of rocky volcanic soils, the sort of easily draining, nutrient-poor earth that can be so conducive to good wine.
Brendan Griffin, who plays the minister, Jim, and then a real estate agent in Act II, added: "The dialogue is so conducive to getting in touch with uncomfortable aspects of yourself.
The New World was so conducive to life and health, Vespucci opined, that "doctors would find it ruinous to live there".During his lifetime, Vespucci prospered from his mendacity.
Colonization elsewhere, however, was not so conducive to folk evolution as in the Americas, where many settlers emigrated early, bearing folk traditions with them and expecting to make a life with their own skills.
When things are going well, or if I have a looming deadline, I can work anywhere; I wrote a lot of my Clarinet Concerto in a hotel room in Minnesota, so having conducive surroundings is a luxury.
To examine LD dynamics and interactions we first utilised mouse embryonic fibroblasts (MEFs), which are characterized by extremely thin cytoplasmic regions and so are conducive to live cell imaging.
Doing so is conducive to providing a fuller picture of the manner by which participants are differentially affected by different forms of NSSI research.
In fact, I'll sit there even when I'm having a full-blown meal – it's just so classy and conducive to eating great fish.
This is the best sort of scanner, but it makes a terrible racket and so is not conducive to dreamy slumber.
