Sentence examples for that was conducive from inspiring English sources

Small wonder then that these are the people who the Union home minister recently accused of creating an "intellectual climate" that was conducive to "terrorism".

Human rights-minded psychologists railed for years that the APA had created an environment that was conducive to medical professionals effectively participating in torture.

He talked about the time and cost savings that could be realized from D.I.Y. open-source manufacturing — an approach that was conducive, he implied, to peak performance.

The remainder of this paper uses a case study to demonstrate the capacity that these situational prevention strategies have in order to alter an opportunity structure that was conducive for contract cheating.

"(I wanted to) record it in a manner that was conducive with the old school.

WASHINGTON -- When Herman Cain was elected president of the National Restaurant Association in 1996, the industry had a reputation for having a climate that was conducive to sexual harassment.

Analysts cite physical attributes that are conducive for the sport.

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

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

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

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