Sentence examples for conservative pursuits from inspiring English sources

Unlike computers, biotechnology is deeply rooted in ancient and highly conservative pursuits such as medicine and agriculture.

Beyond this, "candidates who claimed the mantle of fiscal conservatism had no real plans for reducing government expenditures beyond the conservative pursuit of politics-as-warfare," Mr. Kabaservice writes.

The Mets had been conservative in their pursuit of Reyes, preferring to let the market solidify.

But he has often set aside his conservative ideology in pursuit of his business interests.

Once in Austin, he quickly demonstrated his dogged pursuit of conservative principles — and his flair for the symbolic gesture.

This will allow her to play to the center, preach bipartisanship and hope fervently that in their pursuit of conservative votes, her Republican opponents will render themselves toxic to more moderate and independent Georgians.

This deficit was accrued by a reckless pursuit of conservative ideology with tax cuts for the rich, while hiding the true cost of a war by deliberately leaving war spending out of the budget, and financing the venture through emergency supplemental bills.

Intensifying his pursuit of socially conservative voters in recent days, Mr. Santorum, who is Catholic, defended the role of religion in public life this weekend, dismissing John F. Kennedy's 1960 call for the separation of religion and politics, and saying that college campuses in America are not a "neutral setting" for people of faith.

Intensifying his pursuit of socially conservative voters in recent days, Mr. Santorum, who is Catholic, defended the role of religion in public life this weekend, dismissing John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech on the separation of religion and politics, and saying that college campuses in America are not a "neutral setting" for people of faith.

In pursuit of social conservative voters, Giuliani has already backpedaled from previously held pro-equality positions.

No conservative engaged in the genuine pursuit of enlightened policy would claim that we can simply slash away at discretionary spending, make speeches about living within our means, and thereby solve our problems.