Sentence examples for conservative zones from inspiring English sources

A lot. Without its lockdown corners, Pete Carroll's group will most likely have to play more two-deep coverages behind conservative zones.

In a recent publication, Hu et al 18 found that 126 of 1013 early pregnancies threatening to miscarry (12%) fell into the more conservative zones defined by the size criteria we have proposed for a single scan to define miscarriage than would have been the case had previous US guidance been used (crown-rump length, previously 5 mm now 7 mm; mean sac diameter, previously 16 mm now 25 mm).

It drives me to be more conservative, so I've had to teach myself to get out of that conservative zone.

Thus even staying within the conservative zone of prediction, cognitive systems can have a profound impact in the coming decades.

Paul hit predictable conservative erogenous zones on balancing the budget, the sequester and waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government.

Candidate McCain was a much diminished figure, whose pick of Sarah Palin as his running mate won him a few days of headlines but signaled a disastrous retreat into the Republican comfort zone of the core conservative base a zone in which, paradoxically, McCain had never been comfortable.

But there's also a less predictable side to Kelly that stands outside Fox News's conservative comfort zone.

The works fell outside the late-Romantic and conservative-modern zones in which Dudamel has made his mark — his home turf of Tchaikovsky, Mahler, Bartók, Prokofiev, and Shostakovich.

That's because the state looks a lot like America as a whole: it's got a major urban centre with large minority populations, plenty of swing-prone suburbs and exurbs, and a conservative rural zone.

The idea of New York being a conservative-free zone tends to ignore a few realities.

Syracuse's conservative, fuddy-duddy zone has been doing this to teams since President Obama, who was at Saturday's game, was in high school.