Sentence examples for conservative share of from inspiring English sources

At the 2015 general election, the Conservative share of the vote was 38%, and Labour's 31%.

The gap between the Conservative share of the newspaper market – between 70 and 80% – and the Conservative share of the vote at general elections – around 40% – suggested that papers were not terribly efficient creators of Tory voters.

Over the month, ICM charts the Conservative share of the 65+ vote declining sharply from 53% to 40%.

In the end the Conservative share of the vote fell by nearly 14 per cent undermining reassurances given to backbenchers by the Party leadership that they can win seats from the Lib Dems in 2015.

For true pedants, this records the Conservative share of the vote in Great Britain as 37.8 per cent, not the 37.7 per cent reported by the BBC and the House of Commons Library at the time.

The Conservative share of the vote in Britain fell from the 44.9 per cent she won in 1979 to 43.5 per cent in 1983 and to 43.3 per cent in 1987.

The Conservatives' share of the vote fell by 4 percent points, to 31 percent, and the Liberal Democrats — the junior partners in the governing coalition — maintained a 16 percent share.

That was fine with many other shareholders who said they considered their Berkshire shares to be the conservative part of their portfolio.

The first thing to note is that the Conservatives' national share of votes barely shifted; a small rise to 37% from 36% last time.

Labour lost a net 18 council seats at last month's local elections, and edged ahead of the Conservatives on share of the vote – a performance which was regarded with relief by some in Corbyn's inner circle, but which raised questions about whether the party is on track to win a general election in 2020.

Mr. Arnhart, in his 2005 book, "Darwinian Conservatism," tackled the issue of conservatism's compatibility with evolutionary theory head on, saying Darwinists and conservatives share a similar view of human beings: they are imperfect; they have organized in male-dominated hierarchies; they have a natural instinct for accumulation and power; and their moral thought has evolved over time.