Sentence examples for conservative ways of from inspiring English sources

The transformation wasn't necessarily easy, as hard-charging Lehman veterans ran into the more traditionally conservative ways of Nomura.

But the lovestruck captain was fifty, and a non-Muslim, and Warda was twenty-four and, the longer she lived in Europe, ever more approving of the conservative ways of her native Lebanon.

In tumultuous post-World War I Germany, the Christian churches "had long been associated with conservative ways of thought, which meant that they tended to agree with the National Socialists in their authoritarianism, their attacks on Socialism and Communism, and in their campaign against the Versailles treaty" that had ended World War I with a bitterly resentful Germany.

There was a risk that the Lean way of working would cease and the staff would go back to the old, more conservative ways of doing things.

Approval of family planning, a variable reflecting modern as opposed to conservative ways of thinking, is associated with a 64% increase in the odds of reporting use.

American Power Conversion offers investors a more conservative way of entering the market.

"Just like being a blonde, there's a conservative way of being a redhead and there's kind of an out-there, fun, funky way of being a redhead," Ms. Ferrara said.

Thus, in cities the social stratification of dialects is especially relevant and far-reaching, whereas in rural areas, with a conservative way of life, the traditional geographic dialectal differentiation prevails.

LONDON — As word of Margaret Thatcher's death spread on Monday, it seemed fitting that Prime Minister David Cameron was engaged in what had been billed as a European tour to bring the Continent around to her conservative way of thinking, particularly about Britain's relationship with Europe.

A conservative way of interpreting results for rare species is that their results are consistent with the same trend – they do not reject it.

The disagreement between the calculated and measured water contact angles stems mostly from the conservative way of estimating the solid surface fractional area: the above given value of f S corresponds to the maximal surface fraction that can be wetted and, thus, the estimated θ C represents the lower bound of the expected water contact angle.