Sentence examples for conservative appetite from inspiring English sources
One example is Hansonist anti-intellectualism which was fertilised during the Howard years, and has now ripened into an increasingly mainstream conservative appetite for conspiracy theory.
WASHINGTON -- In a sign of conservative appetite to unseat incumbent Republicans, the Senate Conservatives Fund announced Tuesday that it was endorsing Dr. Milton Wolf over Sen. Pat Roberts (R-Kan).. Roberts has served in the Senate since 1997, and votes with his party 90percentt of the time, according to The Washington Post, at the same rate as other conservative senators such as Mike Enzi (Wyo).
There are many accusations that the Conservative appetite for cuts is based on ideology rather than necessity.
As such, the generation is very conservative in its appetite for change.
Senior House Republican aides said there was little appetite in conservative districts for a strike on Syria, and, as one put it, "the administration doesn't have one red cent of credibility in the bank" with members of Congress.
Mr. Cain and Mr. Perry have performed reasonably well there in recent polls, suggesting that there is an appetite for a conservative candidate.
Beck has, so far, not responded to the Cameron critique, but with a nightly cable news show watched by millions of conservative viewers and a healthy appetite for self-publicity, it seems inconceivable that he will let the subject slide for long.
With several major conservative bankrollers still showing an appetite for giving big money to super PACs, many GOP leaders remain hopeful about their fortunes in the 2014 midterm elections.
It could be another attempt to test the appetite — if any — among conservative activists for her particular brand of celebrity-infused politics.
At that rate, and assuming the conservative company doesn't develop an appetite for major acquisitions, it will have $100 billion of net cash on its books in just over two years.
In the salons and bars of conservative Washington, there's an obvious appetite for a kind of intra-establishment coup, in which Romney is knocked from his perch as the safe, sober choice and a fresher figure takes his place.
