Sentence examples for conservative fall from inspiring English sources

But this time around, General Electric's fourth-place NBC announced the most conservative fall schedule, picking up just four new series, none of them comedies.

The biggest Ukip swings in this parliament have been 24.2% in South Shields, 24.2% in Eastleigh, 15.9% in Rotherham, and 14.4% in Wythenshawe & Sale East; the Conservative fall was only 22% even in Bradford South.

Among Republicans, the percentage of citizens who self-describe as conservative falls from the 64-67 % range among older folks (60+) to about 30% for Millennials 18-333).

But as social conservatives fall back on federalist arguments and state-by-state debates, the scenario sketched above is one they should at least keep in mind.

However, if the Conservatives fall short in the remaining marginal seats being counted and end up at around 306, then the combined Labour and Lib Dem benches would outnumber them.

Both New Labour and the Conservatives fall over one another to claim the mantle of David Freud, the banker whose 2007 report provides the business model for privatising welfare reform.

The prime minister is much clearer, though, about the fact that he will not "bargain away" his promise of a referendum if the Conservatives "fall short" of securing a majority at the election.

For Democrats the self-described conservatives fall from 9% to 3% for these same demographic groups.

If the Conservatives fall short, their leader, David Cameron, could still become Britain's youngest prime minister in nearly two centuries, though he would head a minority government susceptible to buckling in the coming months under opposition pressure.

His books include: Guilty Men: Conservative Decline and Fall:1992-7 (1998); Cassel's Chronology of World History: Dates,Events and Ideas that Made the World (2005); Britain's Power Elites: the Rebirth of a Ruling Class (2006); Days that Changed the World: the 50 Defining Events of World History (2006) and Sun Kings: a History of Kingship (2007).

The Conservatives fell short because many voters doubted the depth of the party's conversion from its harsh Thatcherite past.