Sentence examples for that conducive from inspiring English sources

"I had had two years out of the championship, came back kind of as a lame-duck coach, and I had to find a way to make Dennis Rodman fit into a style of basketball that really was not that conducive to a player like that.

Research validates that conducive learning environments in which architects, school managements and policy have a large role to enhance Quality of Life in school years.

Furthermore, HA and HA-based scaffolds interacted with cell surface receptor CD44 to activate TGF-β1/MMPs signaling pathways that conducive to cell migration.

Colin was also keen to point out that the clown costume isn't even that conducive to crime.

Bivariate analysis shows that conducive atmosphere at workplace, favourable attitude of colleagues and husband/in-laws, and sharing their own problems with husband have significant positive impact on mental health outcomes of married working women.

"The city is not that conducive to creativity," Francesca says.

Analysts cite physical attributes that are conducive for the sport.

School isn't a setting that is conducive to talking about that in the proper manner".

Schools must provide safe, civil, orderly environments that are conducive to learning.

That created the kind of market conditions that were conducive to a sale".

"These are not conditions that are conducive to Chris's style of play," McEnroe said.