Sentence examples for conservatives risk from inspiring English sources

HKU's Davis says conservatives risk provoking another backlash if they try to employ heavy-handed tactics again.

The Liberal Democrats and the Conservatives risk throwing us back to the 1980s, when the frustration and anger that flowed from squandered talent and relentless poverty led to social unrest.

The Conservatives risk being reduced to a rump party in rural and suburban southern England unless it is able to reach out to liberal-minded younger voters, a close ally of David Cameron warned today.

And we won't let the Conservatives risk our schools, hospitals and public services with reckless cuts".

Conservatives risk talking too much about Europe, and not about things like the cost of living, tax and immigration.

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has said that by connecting the two issues the Conservatives "risk reneging on the commitment made to the Scottish people".

Another Labour MP, Graham Allen, said that by accusing Corbyn of posing a threat to national security the Conservatives risked "devaluing every future occasion they use this phrase".

There could be no starker proof of how the party, in thrall to social conservatives, risks marginalisation in the new, more educated and more colour-blind America, where whites will be a minority within a generation.

This knowledge of the conservative risk tolerance was confirmed over and over to my clients".

"These investments were inconsistent with the conservative risk profile of the Salvation Army," the organization said in the lawsuit.

But, Mr. Muratore said, conservative risk analysis showed it was probably acceptable to fly while engineers continued to gather information on the problem.