Sentence examples for will be conducive from inspiring English sources

"I doubt that this move will be conducive to the resolution of a whole host of important international problems.

Alternatively, an advanced TiBN coating with enhanced resistance to oxidation must be developed, which will be conducive to its application for aluminium extrusion dies.

Ongoing development based on these results will be conducive to process-intensified VLP bioprocessing for low-cost vaccine delivery at global scale.

"Circuit breaker in both directions will be conducive to curbing excessive transactions and reining in market fluctuations," the draft from the securities regulator said.

Chinese players believe their President's love of the sport will be conducive to future success, with their national team having only made the Word Cup once in 2002.

Therefore, these results will be conducive for understanding the contribution of different grassland types to the global carbon cycle and providing a reference for future measures taken for increasing carbon storage in grasslands.

The result will be great chaos, and should that happen, it will not be conducive to world peace and stability".

The political background in 2006 will not be conducive to significant progress at the EU level: – Germany's new "grand coalition" will still be struggling to find its feet, and its main focus will be internal.

Perhaps Habermas is right that we cannot be absolutely sure that enhancing a GPM will benefit the child; the child might come to adopt a life-plan that is so esoteric that GPMs will not be conducive to its practical realization.

Andersson hopes that his sober environment will eventually be conducive to adults flirting with each other.

In a statement, Israel's Foreign Ministry said it regretted Austria's decision and hoped "that it will not be conducive to further escalation in the region".