[tag=VB | tag=IN] [word=conducive] □
[tag=VB | tag=IN] [word=conducive] [□]
[tag=VB | tag=IN] [word=conducive] □ □
Under the circumstances , I think it may be appropriate to ask you and the interpreter to stand at the lectern since the sound system does not appear conducive to speaking from the counsel table . While these conditions may not seem conducive to the best astronomy , it 's a good bet that at sub-millimetre wavelengths ( in between infrared and microwave wavelengths ) the sky is actually extremely transparent . It just does n't seem conducive to collegiality . In fact , new practices are being formed and are thriving in places and under conditions that on the surface do not appear conducive to success.The objective of this workshop is to equip individuals who aspire to founding a practice with the basic knowledge and tools required to conceptualize and plan such an undertaking . It is also true that the psychological backdrop does not appear conducive to an ongoing bull market in the energy complex : today 's news flow is comparable to that which arose in the wake of the conclusion of the Iraq war . Large fires a few blocks away every night for a couple of years would seem conducive to a perpetually troubled state of mind , but they just became weather . We use your trigger or ours which is US mil spec and by creating adjustable points and the intersection of it 's parts , we create a trigger pull conducive to the shooting that you will be doing . To enter into any arrangements with any government or authority ( municipal , local or otherwise ) that may seem conducive to the attainment of the Company ’ s objects or any of them , and to obtain from any such government or authority any charters , decrees , rights , privileges or concessions which the Company may think desirable and to carry out , exercise , and comply with any such charters , decrees , rights , privileges and concessions . Every state may monopolize as much as it pleases of its own internal and colonial trade , or grant to other nations , with whom it deals , such distinctions and particular privileges as it may deem conducive to its interests . Ethics ( 1901 ) , Sidgwick writes that as he became increasingly aware of the shortcomings of utilitarian calculation , he became ever more sensitive to the utilitarian efficacy of common sense “ on the ground of the general presumption which evolution afforded that moral sentiments and opinions would point to conduct conducive to general happiness ... While their dramatic sound might not seem conducive to laying back and helping to develop a scene , their music has provided an eloquent sonic backdrop for some of the most effective and moving scenes in Lisa Cholodenko 's examination of the art scene and the role drugs play within it in her moving debut film _ High Art _ .