Sentence examples for historically conservative from inspiring English sources

The issue is particularly complicated in historically conservative North Carolina.

Historically, conservative movements have also been adept at challenging governments.

Despite his pedigree from the historically conservative University of Chicago, Republicans aren't likely to cheer his stance on taxes.

Both won in mostly white, historically conservative districts with sizable African-American voting blocs and similar per-capita incomes.

They must have noticed how a liberal Democrat, running in a historically conservative district, could become a campaign's main character.

Indeed, a merger with two drug giants would be a dramatic departure for a historically conservative company.

Labor force participation is at historically low levels, leading even the historically-conservative IMF to call for policy intervention.

The Giants are in a poor position to pursue free agents in the open market, and the team has historically been conservative about signing big-name veterans.

The proposed phrase reflects the theologically rightward turn by the denomination, historically a conservative body in which few women have been hired as pastors.

If so, the batsman is sent on his way.Because umpires need to be confident that an LBW appeal fulfils all of these difficult criteria, they have historically been conservative when it comes to giving batsmen out.

"The fact that Iressa received its first approval from a historically very conservative government is a rather positive sign for the drug and for its class," Jason Zhang, an analyst at Stephens Inc., wrote in a research bulletin.