Sentence examples for disproportionately conservative from inspiring English sources

It's older, disproportionately male, disproportionately white and disproportionately conservative.

That's because those Jews who vote and donate based on Israel are disproportionately conservative (the same is true of Christians who are most passionate about Israel issues).

But much of this has been down to the only recently married, still-childless chancellor, Gordon Brown; while over other sorts of "women's issues" the government has got its knickers in a twist.Both main parties suspect that one way into women's disproportionately conservative hearts is to go on about the traditional family.

Analyses have shown that the Bush appointees are disproportionately conservative, and in general, have little respect for the establishment clause of the First Amendment.

The party under-performs in England, particularly in the south, where voters whose demographic counterparts in northern England and Scotland lean towards Labour are disproportionately Conservative.

A significant number of voters are sceptical enough about climate change to doubt the wisdom of any costly action, and they probably vote disproportionately Conservative.

A mere 21% of respondents, who are disproportionately Conservatives, respectfully listen to businesses that weigh into politics on the basis that they know "what is best for the economy".

As David Campbell and Robert Putnam's research showed, the Tea Party is comprised primarily of highly partisan Republicans who are overwhelmingly white, unified in holding immigrants and blacks in low regard, and disproportionately socially conservative.

More important, they were disproportionately social conservatives in 2006 — opposing abortion, for example — and still are today.

If he can win the approval of Republican primary voters, who are disproportionately Christian conservatives, then he has a chance among the general electorate.

But jihadists are a minority within the Salafist trend; most Salafists are of a milder bent".Rebel ranks are drawn disproportionately from poor, conservative areas where Salafism has resonance," says Noah Bonsey, an author of a recent report by the International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based lobby, on jihadists in Syria.