Sentence examples for together conducive from inspiring English sources

The extent to which information feedback is used by the services will be influenced by their level of commitment to working together (conducive context) and that a conducive context will be created if there are linkage enablers.

On our study farms, ducks usually grazed together, behavior conducive to virus circulation between ducks; individual in-contact chickens scavenged more independently.

"Being on a campaign together is definitely not conducive to romance," says Mr. Isay, describing himself as "noodgy".

The emotions are high and that isn't conducive to living together in near or medium future".

As they write, "Time spent this way means less time to spend with colleagues, and since the money raised in many cases will go directly into campaigns of vilification against other lawmakers, it is not exactly conducive to working together".

If you find the time you spend together feels a little bit boring and not conducive to conversation, try to spice things up.

This, together with giving care to sick family members, was obviously not conducive for infection control.

Whereas ordinary polls represent the public's surface impression of sound bites and headlines, deliberative polls bring together a scientifically selected microcosm of a lawmaker's constituents under conditions conducive to thinking about issues.

I'd been told earlier that day that the hooligans enjoy a few powdered stimulants before they band together to kick the shit out of police, but coke is pretty expensive in Warsaw (and not exactly conducive to rioting), so they mainly settle for amphetamines.

Not conducive to learning and downright unhealthy".

That isn't necessarily conducive to quality research".