Sentence examples for conservative competition from inspiring English sources
A new leader who junked his wild talk might offer stronger conservative competition for Mr Tusk.In this section Tusk in time Regions to be worried Across the Oder We'll always have Paris Gandhi's rise The shrinking big tents Another project in trouble Reprints Related items Petri-dish economies: Poland: Few woes in WarsawApr 28th 2011But not yet.
Or that the more genial Mike Huckabee might provide him some conservative competition.
After all, we always tell ourselves that customers are more traditional, regulators more conservative, competition less fierce.
Now there seems to be a conservative competition to see who can be the most offensive while operating under the guise of "political debate".
Box has always been known as the irritant in the content management industry, that plucky cloud upstart ready to take on the staid and conservative on-prem competition, but after more than a decade in the business, a public company for 18 months, perhaps the company felt it was time to disrupt itself.
Conservatives applaud such competition among governments.
While conservatives embrace governmental competition, liberals have good reason to worry about it.
Conservatives favor such competition, saying it could save money for Medicare in the long run.
After defining Influenza A/Puerto Rico/8/34 Matrix Protein M1 (H1MP) 40–54 as a DR1201 restricted epitope, the critical anchor residues within this sequence were confirmed by measuring the relative binding of peptides with non-conservative substitutions in competition with biotin labeled H1MP40 54 peptide.
Conservatives say that competition and private market forces will, eventually, do a better job ofcontaining costs and serving beneficiaries than a centralized government bureaucracy ever could, and that the elderly will ultimately "vote with their feet" by joining the private plans.
And, because utilities are trying to squash free market competition, conservatives are joining the fight to protect solar.
