Sentence examples for conservative programming from inspiring English sources

Caution and conservative programming have certainly played a part in doubling this figure.

"La Bohème" was twice as popular as "Grimes," suggesting that conservative programming is a key to building audiences.

Mariss Jansons, a maestro as notable for his (usually) conservative programming as for his iron command of orchestral sound, leads them in three concerts at Carnegie Hall.

A glaring flaw in the otherwise interesting International Keyboard Institute and Festival, currently at the Mannes College of Music, is its conservative programming, which hardly looks beyond Rachmaninoff.

Behind the News -- A report by the corporation's inspector general citing accusations about Mr. Tomlinson's use of corporation money to promote more conservative programming led to the move.

Ms. Lockwood, the president, who said she has taken talk of Mr. Runnicles's conservative programming to heart, is planning to commission new works for him.

Its programmatic nature and its harmonies outraged conservative program committees.

In its civil-rights policy, the Administration presented a conservative program as a liberal program.

In his strategy on civil rights, he was advancing a conservative program in liberal clothing.

In its welfare policy, it presented a liberal program as a conservative program, and the image was so convincing that the liberals joined the conservatives to defeat the program.

King wrote that Abbott's article suggested the course would "pursue a narrow, radically conservative program to demonstrate and promulgate the alleged superiority of western culture and civilisation".