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A question for future research is why bursts of thunderstorms can cause about 10% of storms in an unconducive environment to rapidly intensify, even though the other 90% do not, Judt said.

A climate of fear is unconducive for learning; students must be able to trust school staff and vice versa.

Retroactively, remote interactions have been deemed unconducive to the business of business.

And even when the drive-ins did happen, like New York’s sublime Queens evening with Wong Kar-wai’s “In the Mood for Love,” flat parking lots were unconducive to reading subtitles.

Public education is out of reach for some families without internet access or with home lives that are unconducive to remote leaning.