Sentence examples for was very conducive from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
First, I am an Asian at heart, and Singapore provided me with an environment that was very conducive to my way of thinking with respect to discipline, transparency, and meritocracy.
In this manner, the jamboree was very conducive to broader network structural changes that made the set of network models more informative and representative of processes implicated in COPD and, therefore, more useful to a broader group of scientists.
The sport is very conducive to socializing.
"It's very conducive to vibrations.
"This is very conducive for the development agenda," Mr. Panitchpakdi said.
The environment is very conducive to getting well.
"The conditions are very conducive: the water and the soil and the sunshine," Sheriff Brown said.
"As a result, we see a solution that is very conducive to their interests".
"The relaxing atmosphere is very conducive to discussing business," Ms. Mueller said.
"The macroeconomic conditions were very conducive to them posting very high profit margins," Marc D. Stern, chief investment officer for Bessemer Trust, said.
Navies are very conducive to projecting soft power: they make port visits and guard the global commons, whereas armies invade.
