Meanings of hardly conducive in English

And I cannot help but remark that after-thoughts are hardly conducive to right results.

Ferdinand has long-standing back problems and the four-hour flight is hardly conducive to easing his discomfort.

This solipsistic worldview is hardly conducive to the kind of introspection that might translate remorse into redemption.

Intemperate language and gratutiously offensive statements based entirely on incorrect assumptions are hardly conducive to a civilised discussion.

She viewed him now like the warden in a prison, which was hardly conducive to a seductive sex life.

It gave his face a peculiar one-sided appearance which was hardly conducive to the dignity which he tried to assume.

A mentality of western movies - good guys, bad guys, shoot'em up - is hardly conducive to a Balkan resolution.

At first, soldiers were called on to provide the raw material, but such an arrangement was hardly conducive to industrial-scale production.

To make, therefore, what I consider to be snide remarks about an actor and his wife is hardly conducive to any of our work.

The formula was supposed to make better workers out of them, while sparing them the burden of children, but death was hardly conducive to productivity.

Circumstances at Cork on Sunday were hardly conducive to trail-blazing but Un De Sceaux still managed to make light of the gruelling conditions to win(...)

"And let me add that the atmosphere of her home was hardly conducive to ideal conduct!"