Sentence examples for exert a conservative from inspiring English sources
Those high volumes exert a conservative force on an industry that, while technologically avant-garde 100 years ago, is today heavily concentrated in several Rust Belt companies in Ohio, Pennsylvania and upstate New York.
The country, on whose politics the Catholic church has long exerted a conservative influence, lags behind many other European countries on gay rights.
There are a number of possible indirect benefits that accrue from the practice of analogical reasoning, such as exposing judges to a wider variety of fact situations than the particular set before them, making them consider the views of other judges in previous cases and exerting a conservative pressure on individual decision-makers (see Sherwin 1999).
Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theater, said the economics of theater today "has exerted a profoundly conservative influence on all of our not-for-profit theaters".
Cuban exiles in Florida have exerted a powerful conservative force on US politics, not only statewide, but at times on the whole nation: the 2000 knife-edge presidential election was decided in the "sunshine state".
As a conservative who has exerted himself forcefully in Republican politics, many of the policies that his group opposes now are similar to items that he supported as a member of Congress, Jennifer Steinhauer writes.
A modified variational approach and the coupled homotopy perturbation method with variational formulation are exerted to obtain periodic solutions of a conservative nonlinear singular oscillator in plasma physics.
But after the Republicans swept the 2010 midterm elections in dozens of states, a conservative network was able to exert its own, older agenda in state house after state house.
For Paolo Sosa, a researcher at the Institute of Peruvian Studies, Villón's campaign has been "important and unprecedented" in a conservative country where the Catholic Church and growing Evangelical sects exert considerable influence over policy.
A conservative spirit pertains.
