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Exercise is conducive to health.

Fresh air is conducive to health.

This is a more conducive atmosphere for studying.

it is clattery and not conducive to intelligent conversation about the state of British fiction;

the harsh lights and cameras were hardly conducive to a relaxed atmosphere.

working conditions not conducive to productivity.See Synonyms at favorable

Attention will be gradually attracted to the problem of how to completely revise the per-sonal income tax to make it fairer and more conducive to tax collection...

The goal of executing a perfect layback is more conducive to flow than wanting to burn off your partner or impress a spectator.

That needs to be made more conducive for business.

I think this is conducive to cross-cultural communication.

Hygiene is basically a condition conducive to maintaining health.

Situations are not conducive to what you want for yourself.

It wouldn't be conducive to a good night's sleep.

An obstinate regulatory entity like this is not conducive to improving the business environment.

China supports all efforts conducive to the peaceful resolution of the Ukraine crisis.

Next, I tried as best I could to design my environment conducive to this new habit.

Their higher horsepower makes gasoline engines more conducive for domestic and performance-oriented applications.

Admittedly, remaining open to constructive advice is conducive to our growth and future success.