Sentence examples for conservative concentrated from inspiring English sources

Over the years Mr. Frank's repertory has been conservative, concentrated with occasional exceptions on the European Classical and Romantic masters.

To reduce the reliance on pesticides in the battle against West Nile virus, the city will use a more conservative, concentrated approach to spraying this summer, officials said yesterday.

And he definitely seemed to be focusing on the long term when he penned the following in Berkshire's 1995 annual report: "Lou takes the same conservative, concentrated approach to investments that we do….

Yet Mr. Clinton, and then Mr. Huckabee, tested themselves on some of the toughest voters around: churchgoing and socially conservative, but suspicious of concentrated wealth, and willing to embrace scrappy champions of the underdog.

These so-called limited partners have always looked to venture as a way to sweeten conservative portfolios with some concentrated bets in high-flying software and biotech upstarts.

Because conservatives are distrustful of concentrated power, it is awkward to select just seven Washington power players, but here are my picks.

His comments came as the Vatican embarked on a historic summit on family issues, which pits church conservatives against progressives in a concentrated version of a battle that is being played out globally among the Catholic church's 1.2 billion followers.

Along with three fellow Republican freshmen in the House from South Carolina — one of the most concentrated manifestations of the conservative populism that has reshaped the party — Mr. Scott has shown he can help advance his agenda in Congress and is now flexing his muscles in presidential politics as well.

In a state that has never unseated a conservative Supreme Court Justice, people power fueled a concentrated effort to deny the Imperial Walker one branch of government.

In this study, the influence of viscoelastic foundation on the non-conservative instability of cantilever Carbon nanotubes (CNTs) under the action of concentrated follower force is investigated.

Progressives may rail against big corporations, while conservatives condemn big government, but their common concern is "big" -- concentrated power in any form.