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Tending to bring about; being partly responsible for.
contributing
tributary
contributory
contributive
causative
1
Without this an environment
conducive
to state capture will continue to flourish.
2
These schools offer an environment that is simply not
conducive
to learning.
3
Creating a working environment more
conducive
to movement also promotes employee wellbeing.
4
Biologists agree that certain environments are more
conducive
to speciation than others.
5
Please assume an attitude most
conducive
to processing, and we shall begin.
6
The university said the hall environment was not
conducive
to Dani's recovery.
7
The STUDY of MATHEMATICS
conducive
to the Developement of the Intellectual Powers.
8
This indicates that the current environment is
conducive
to a strong ZAR.
9
I've never found it to be particularly
conducive
to getting things done.
10
The confirmation which hath descended unto thee is
conducive
to unlimited favor.
11
This pathway is
conducive
to the progress and uplift of the world.
12
The habits of Holden had been eminently
conducive
to health and strength.
13
Visit Website Compartmentalized urban lifestyles are not
conducive
to spontaneous climbing trips.
14
He found the islands during his periods of inaction
conducive
to indolence.
15
The prospect of that canoe trip was not
conducive
to easy slumber.
16
Warnings will be issued when these thunderstorms are
conducive
for these elements.
conducive
more conducive
very conducive
so conducive
conducive environment
hardly conducive