Sentence examples for becomes conservative from inspiring English sources

The art market, like other markets, becomes conservative when the chips are down — and hoards blue chips.

In 1968, Samuel Huntington wrote that, in most places, the middle class tends to be born revolutionary and becomes conservative by middle age.

The Bellwether: Snohomish County Anchored by Everett, where Boeing has a large plant, Snohomish County is "far enough away from the urban core to become somewhat less liberal, but not out in a rural area that becomes conservative," Mr. Smith said.

If there are carryover effects, the estimate of the variance becomes conservative for special neighbour balanced designs, so-called totally balanced designs.

In the absence of the Burgers coefficient (left( C=0right) ), Eq. (21) becomes conservative and consequently (frac{mathrm{d}H}{mathrm{d}chi }=0).

Mill's abstract utility principle becomes conservative in operation, through his emphasis on the malleability and educability of character; our preferences, desires, and tastes arise from existing institutions, and so any abstract institutional blueprint fails to maximise utility.

The Buccaneers have become conservative.

By then she had become conservative in her opera tastes.

"But my fear is that our political and social system will become conservative, like Saudi Arabia".

N.Y.C.B.'s repertory, too, has become conservative: old ballets, derivative ballets.

Her poems sounded many feminist notes, although she in later life became conservative.