Sentence examples for some conducive from inspiring English sources

Some "conducive" yes/no questions are treated by recipients as conveying an assertion of the opposite polarity to that of the grammatical form of the question.

There are different ways to interpret this idea, some more conducive to religious belief than others.

Why are some contexts conducive to certain types of policy?

It is possible that it is acquired in vitro in a culture environment, which is in some way conducive to methylation.

Some conditions are conducive to the production of philosophy, or what is sometimes called authentic philosophy, whereas others are not.

Ethylene also induces some stress factors conducive to the acquisition of somatic embryogenesis capacities [ 8, 9], and embryo maturation [ 10].

Depo-Provera, for instance, was viewed by some as being conducive to market-based spread whereas the community health worker model was believed to require ongoing public sector support to be effective as an integral part of the public health system.

Despite the eruption of new violence in recent days, the political climate may be conducive to some accommodation.

Our guys believe we can compete, and our record is starting to indicate we have some things in place conducive to winning games.

But for all the difficulties the American military has confronted in Iraq, the conditions there were more conducive in some important ways to a successful surge than in Afghanistan.

But even if the census were taking place in a more conducive environment, some scholars of American culture say the bureau would still have trouble gaining the participation of the public.