Sentence examples for a conservative trend from inspiring English sources

Research data about sexual activity among teenagers show a conservative trend, at least in terms of intercourse.

There have also been other shows, but the preponderance of old cover stars adds up to a conservative trend that leaves too little space for a wider, richer range of contemporary architecture and design.

It is not true that recent voting in Sweden, Belgium, Portugal & Finland signifies a conservative trend, any more than that the rise of Communist influence in Italy & of Socialist strength in France means the opposite.

Thereafter a conservative trend took shape, and in the early 21st century loyalty to both the Republican and Democratic parties was so evenly divided, at least in state elections, that election patterns were not predictable.

He said he resigned from the Poetry Society because the decision to give the medal to Mr. Hollander "represents a conservative trend on the board that I don't think is at all inclusive to all the elements of poetry and all the people of poetry".

The collapse accelerations for the towers under consideration are compared and it is found that the results obtained with the different approaches are in a good agreement with a slight conservative trend for the simplified procedure proposed by Italian Guidelines.

Rock star Yuri Shevchuk, a Bono-like figure who challenged Putin on questions of free speech during a televised meeting with the president in 2010, warned that the legislation was part of a growing conservative trend in Russia, which he said could "devolve into a dark age".

"This shows that there is a clear conservative trend in Spain, economically socially, culturally and politically," said the head of the United Left, Francisco Frutos.

Her 1979 election excited them enormously; Republicans viewed it as proof that their views were on the upswing and greatly increased their confidence that Ronald Reagan would be elected president in 1980 as part of a worldwide conservative trend.

On November 8 , 1975 he hinted at entering some presidential primary elections to steer the party away from what he saw as a strong conservative trend.

Among those who were dissatisfied by the shift, the selection of Dr. Braxton, a Baptist minister and former Rhodes scholar who described himself as "progressive evangelical," was viewed as a confirmation of the conservative trend.