Sentence examples for which are conducive from inspiring English sources

There is only metal and water, neither of which are conducive to running.

Shinn capitalizes smartly on North Fork growing conditions, which are conducive to making refined French-style wines.

"I'd be grateful if you just write articles which are conducive to the improved bilateral relations between the D.P.R.K. and the U.S".

Chalet hosts frequently come back with among the funniest stories, mainly owing to their proximity to guests, and the low wages they can be paid – neither of which are conducive to excellent behaviour.

One picks up tips from people through life and perhaps from books, while at the same time acquiring a knack of how to cope with a bad mood or a rainy day.One discovers activities, such as music, dancing or meditation, which are conducive to happiness.

Community-based approaches are recommended to address this problem, including beauty salons, which are conducive environments for health information dissemination.

The ultimate definition of good must be that which is conducive to the permanent happiness of all beings.

Many bases are isolated, lacking in natural beauty and heavily contaminated, none of which is conducive to home building.

Small planets are more likely to have a "rocky" (solid) surface, which is conducive to life, at least as we know it.

Perhaps most important was the tradition of centralized organization and planning, which was conducive to large-scale military campaigns and to the effective organization of postcampaign occupation forces.

As for the idea that an economic age like our own, which is conducive to creating vast fortunes, should also be one in which taxes are high, Mr. Friess considers that absurd.