Sentence examples for conservative observer from inspiring English sources
No less an establishment conservative observer than the Wall Street Journal editorialist Dorothy Rabinowitz describes Paul's followers as "conspiracy theorists, anti-government zealots, 9/11 truthers, and assorted other cadres of the obsessed and deranged".
Under the framework of multi-instant matrix, a novel fuzzy observer and a new Lyapunov function, which are parameter-dependent on m-steps normalized fuzzy weighting functions, are proposed for conceiving less conservative observer design conditions.
By utilizing several mathematical techniques, the time-delay issue as well as the bilinear terms, which often emerge when designing observers for nonlinear discrete-time systems, are handled and less conservative observer synthesis conditions are derived in the linear matrix inequalities form.
More conservative observers believe a reorganization may be necessary, with one or two teams possibly going out of business.
Other less rational (ie conservative) observers blamed the malign influence of winger Gigi Meroni, who with his fashionable Beatles haircut was dragging everybody down.
Several conservative observers of the court said they interpreted those remarks as code for Mr. Obama's intention to select "liberal activist judges".
Clinton's words prompted some dismissive scoffs from conservative observers, and they sent me searching for independent analyses of her plans.
If this process continues as it has, there will be a day when all open-air space in London is privately owned, meaning corporations could effectively render protest illegal, a scenario which should send a shudder through even the most conservative observers.
What began as the quoted view of "experts," who just happened to be found by the New York Times, and migrated onto an Iranian state Web site and then got repeated in the Lawfare blog has not gone unnoticed by savvy Republicans and conservative observers of the Obama administration's Iran antics.
Similar alarms have been issued both on the left, from the late Jane Jacobs, and by conservative observers, like Francis Fukuyama and William Bennett.
Not only within Europe but also globally, Merkel chose for a German "Sonderweg" (special path), as notably conservative observers opined with a critical subtext.26.
