conducive

IPA: kʌndˈusɪv

Examples of "conducive" in Sentences

Their lineup is kind of conducive to the way I pitch.
Education is thankfully not often presented with such "conducive" conditions.
A corporate environment is hardly what I'd call conducive to a relaxing cuppa.
Totally didn't expect the hot blonde chick to even know the word conducive let alone use it in a sentence.
Online journal articles are suitable for searching and extraction, but how conducive is a computer for reading a novel?
Asked what "conducive" meant, Dlamini-Zuma said an assurance of his safety and his ability to lead a normal life in Haiti.
The term "conducive" was relative, as there could never be 100 percent conducive conditions for free and fair elections anywhere.
At the news conference, there was as much if not more discussion of the school's athletic facilities as there was boilerplate praise of an environment intended to be "conducive" to learning.
Take Friday for example, a day that was marked by a complete lack of anything that could be described as conducive to a hearty and wholesome life, except for the tips which were great and warmed the cockles of my filthy black heart.