Sentence examples for therefore conducive from inspiring English sources

All courts are lit and therefore conducive to night play, and the inner courts are painted blue to facilitate the tracking of the ball.

Then it was up to Shreveport for my final Louisiana stop, where I had booked a room at the Shreveport Downtown Hotel, apparently not part of a chain, and therefore conducive to my vow.

In the Early Holocene, the climate was warmer and wetter and therefore conducive to the expansion and persistence of wild wheat and barley stands in the Near East.

Furthermore, at Colorado's high elevation, the air was drier and therefore more conducive to spontaneous coal-dust explosions.

"I think basically it began as a low-expectation situation -- at least with respect to whether we were going to end up together -- and actually was therefore more conducive to getting to know each other".

It is therefore not conducive to automatic updating of identifiers.

I suspect that the rigid, controlled, rather lifeless cities of the West will go the way of the dodo and that the future will see our urbanisms grow spectacularly more unmanageable, and therefore more conducive to a new kind of dolce vita: Blade Runner with a massage.

This meant the ball was in a shiny state more often, and therefore more conducive to fast and swing bowling, so Bradman relied heavily on his pacemen.

Another conjecture is that asynchronous discourse is inherently self-reflective and therefore more conducive to deep learning, than is synchronous discourse [ 10, 11].

However, treatment with NaOH will degrade most biologic structures to an indecipherable tangle of artefacts, and is, therefore, not conducive to electron microscopic examination.

The resulting "recovering" environment is therefore also conducive for increased transmission of the pathogen to hosts, including humans; an unintended consequence of greening this agriculturally intensified area.