Sentence examples for conservative in terms of from inspiring English sources

"I'm more conservative, in terms of risking big falls.

"The medical community will probably become much more conservative in terms of using a less aggressive approach" in the broad strategy of treating atrial fibrillation, Dr. Fuster said.

"Ivan is a relative conservative in terms of family," says Siklová. "He had mistresses, there were many and long affairs - with writers, poets, intellectual women.

"We're going to be conservative in terms of making sure his shoulder is strong again before he goes out and pitches".

While MSNBC "has pretended to be the progressive network," Mr. Moulitsas said, "they are conservative in terms of who they have on and what they can say".

"What I'm hearing and seeing from BP now is they're being more conservative in terms of their estimates of the size of the damage".

It nudged a whisker ahead of the Conservatives in terms of vote share.

Labour is catching up with the Conservatives in terms of donations before the election, after Ed Miliband's campaign was bolstered by a large financial injection from trade unions.

"They're just really conservative and they're never gonna be with a Democrat because they're just hardened conservatives in terms of thinking the government has no role.

The byelection triggered by Mark Reckless's defection to Ukip, will also be an important test for the Conservatives in terms of defending a seat that hadn't previously figured highly in places favourable to Ukip based on demographic factors.

A: Well I'm new at this so I'm not really up on all the mechanisms that are there, but we have a committee system that I think was really abused by the Conservatives in terms of not allowing a lot of debate in committee, not bringing in experts or when they did bring in experts they ignored their testimony and advice.