Sentence examples for that conducive to from inspiring English sources

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

"The career lifestyle of a publicist just isn't that conducive to the points system".

Royle says teaching other people to write creatively all day is not that conducive to writing creatively at night, but predicts the books are coming: "A great many practising writers are working as lecturers in creative writing and if they all follow their own advice to write what you know then they're all going to be writing campus novels".

"That's partly because our environment isn't that conducive to these mosquitos.

(Plus, being in a class of kids who don't speak your language is not that conducive to having fun either).

"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.

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

That's hardly a system that is conducive to strong teams and big new products.

Create an environment that is conducive to sleep with a bedroom that's totally dark, well ventilated and cool.

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

They require transparent processes that are conducive to building strong institutions, and political processes that embrace all actors within society.