Sentence examples for conservative to take from inspiring English sources

He was passed over for the top job, apparently judged too conservative to take the helm of America's most innovative company.

Europe was too decrepit and conservative to take up the slack, so global manufacturers, retailers and restaurant chains were desperate to stimulate the Chinese appetite.

But intensive lobbying persuaded the current government, led by Angela Merkel, a conservative, to take the plunge after nearly three years of debate over whether putting Deutsche Bahn on the stock market would lead to inferior passenger service.

It makes the point that the idea of a Fillon candidacy could well appeal to wavering members of the European Parliament (MEPs) from the centre-right, who are none to keen on Mr Barroso but who have been preparing to vote for him because Mr Barroso is the centre-right candidate, and they want a conservative to take the post.

With an unpopular liberal Democratic incumbent awaiting one of them in November, the Republican candidates for governor of New Jersey met in a lively first televised debate on Tuesday night, warning that the state is on the brink of financial collapse and needs a true conservative to take charge.

Later, it was realized that it is too conservative to take the neutral point as the critical helical buckling force for the drill string.

"The conservatives are highly motivated, and there is an intensity level among conservatives to take part in this primary.

Mr. Reagan resisted pressure from both American liberals and conservatives to take sides.

Cameron has come under public pressure from Conservatives to take more refugees.

But this increased attention is far more consequential for motivating conservatives to take action.

Mr. Khatami may not have the courage — or the clout among conservatives — to take the same kinds of risks.