| A huge attendance witnessed a tension-filled encounter in conditions unconducive to good football. |
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| The hours can be pretty unconducive to being a part of normal society, and I was getting home at five in the morning. |
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| They will discover that they have actually created an unconducive atmosphere in which to learn. |
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| The broadcasters have in this regard certainly been unconducive to the public good. |
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| His barren, bookless rooms are unconducive to the pure stream of artistic endeavour. |
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| I could never see the entire stage, and found that a constantly craned neck is unconducive to emotional empathy. |
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| Instead of the students who are behaving in a manner unconducive to free academic inquiry, it is the professors. |
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| That the long hours required for laboratory work are unconducive to child-rearing is one. |
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| It is resistant to the charms of patriotism, and it is unconducive to antagonistic TV debates. |
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| Governance based on a centralized state structure was unconducive to national integration. |
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| The world maritime order should not be based on rules that, like these, are so unconducive to contractual balance. |
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| Parents rightly saw the situation as unconducive to the preservation and enhancement of the French-speaking minority of the city. |
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| Home conditions were often unconducive to academic achievement. |
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| Despite conditions seemingly unconducive to higher learning, teachers say the inmates are remarkable students, curious, focused, and hungry to learn. |
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| Before examining the role that could be assigned to the European Commission, it is necessary to present the factors that are conducive or unconducive to the development of soft law in services of general interest. |
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| Infrastructure in Morocco, however, is still flimsy and unconducive to cultural activity, the cinema, theatre and music, together with antiquities, libraries and the media, being regarded as the main pillars of cultural life. |
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| The Observer's great literary editor from the 1950s to 1980s and his admirers edited the books pages from Soho pubs rather than anywhere as unconducive to art as the office. |
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| Harlem is such a place as is full of tension unconducive to the best interest of education. |
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| That and a size unconducive to secrets prompts Roberta dos Santos, of Step-Up, a non-governmental organisation based in Sao Tome, to hope Sao Tome's poor will be the first in Africa to benefit from oil. |
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