Sentence examples for even though conservative from inspiring English sources

This even though conservative control of the Majlis would inevitably widen the gap between the overwhelming majority of the populace and those wielding power.

Yet Republicans never embraced the market-based idea, even though conservative economists admit its appeal, because they never accepted the need to act at all.

All commonwealth, state and territory governments in Australia since 1985 have adopted a harm minimisation approach to legal and illegal drugs, even though conservative parties have sometimes attacked this approach while in opposition.

The "big four," as they are known, the chairmen and ranking Democrats on the Senate and House education committees, have agreed not to reopen the No Child Left Behind Act, even though conservative groups have begun floating the idea informally in the hope of reintroducing school vouchers.

John Rocker, the Atlanta Braves pitcher whose xenophobic remarks in a magazine interview offended a broad swath of New Yorkers, has been tagged by The Post as everything from a "Hothead Hurler" to the "Ku Klux Kloser" -- even though conservative columnists have championed him as a victim of repressive liberal orthodoxies.

Ultimately, they lost when a budget deal passed even though conservative groups such as Heritage Action, FreedomWorks, and the Club for Growth all strenuously objected.

I also liked his use of "conquerors," even though, again, conservatives absolutely must see everything as us-against-them warfare, even when they admit they're losing.

Even though conservatives firmly dominate the party, he said, a movement could not become complacent.

Even though Conservatives know how internal fights over Europe damaged their previous governments in the 1990s, the issue refuses to go away.

In the last week, everybody was trying to figure out whether a particular candidate (Rick Santorum) received much of a "bounce" from his very tight-closing tally in Iowa, even though conservatives in New Hampshire tend to be more concerned about fiscal issues than social ones.

Even though Conservatives know how internal fights over Europe damaged their governments in the 1990s, the issue refuses to go away, leaving Mr. Cameron trapped between those in his party who want to move quickly to leave the union and his junior coalition partners, the Liberal Democrats, who want Britain to stay in.