Sentence examples for are relatively conservative from inspiring English sources

Those states are relatively conservative and have Democratic senators, who as a result are special targets of Republican efforts to win votes for the nominee.

The music itself has many limitations, and I don't mean this in a negative sense – merely that country music has a set of signifiers that are relatively conservative.

Both Laz and Mingrelian have made a number of linguistic changes in comparison to Georgian and Svan, which are relatively conservative in both their grammatical and phonological characteristics.

"It will be difficult to convince the Christian Democrats, who are relatively conservative, to support other leftist plans down the road after this fight," said Esteban Valenzuela, director of political science at Alberto Hurtado University.

The chief works of this period, the polyptych of 1473 and the Annunciation of 1474, are relatively conservative altarpieces commissioned by the church, but the Salvator Mundi (1465), intended for private devotions, is bold and simple, showing a thorough understanding of the human form and the depiction of personality.

The comScore numbers are relatively conservative: Forrester Research's holiday predictions, published earlier this month, noted that about $95 billion would be spent online in the holiday sales rush.

It is relatively conservative in its key scheme, moving to the relative major key and back to the tonic.

In our study, in order to make sure that we target RGAs, the primers were designed to target the conserved protein domains, which resulted in that the nucleic acid sequences were relatively conservative.

Of course, a 50-50 stock-bond disision is relatively conservative.

My grandparents were relatively conservative but as modern as an old Indian couple could be.

9.45pm BST The Ukraine usually enters a left-field choice into Eurovision, but - giant aside - this is relatively conservative.