Sentence examples for conservative dilemma from inspiring English sources

In the 21st century, the conservative dilemma will be disastrous for conservatism.

He points to the Conservative dilemma of having a proud and deliberate unionist tradition, recognising a special place for Northern Ireland and Scotland within the union, but now seeing their political support dwindle to England alone.

Peter Luff, the Tory former chairman of the business select committee, summed up the Conservative dilemma saying "When you are in the red, it is difficult to vote blue and go green".

Peter Luff, the Tory former chairman of the business select committee, summed up the Conservative dilemma saying "When you are in the red, it is difficult to vote blue and go green". Government figures show that £50 goes on the energy company obligation – which supports energy efficiency in poorer households.

It sums up the Conservative dilemma.

Thinking conservatives face the dilemma that most of history's advances derive from liberalism.

It is a dilemma many conservative writers and editors are now facing.

We've flagged her for an occasional tilt over the years, like this one against President Bush in 2001: "Adding yet another twist to the President's dilemma, even conservative senators from his own party are urging him to support stem cell research".

The book contains an afterword on recurrent tensions and dilemmas of conservative thought.

Conservatives then face a dilemma, balancing Christie's popularity against his liberal views, including ambiguous positions on issues such as gun control.

Brendan Sheehan, Senior Director of Marketing at Honeywell Process Solution, the multinational company's automation division, says upgrading dilemmas for conservative industries such as petrochemicals and refining are not new and go back almost 40 years.