Sentence examples for is a relatively conservative from inspiring English sources

The phylogeny presented here is a relatively conservative guess based upon various published studies of 18S ribosomal RNA sequence data.

He is a relatively conservative businessman who for many years had been trusted by the central leadership.

South Dakota is a relatively conservative state that tried last year to ban most abortions only to have the ban repealed in a referendum.

The band did a virtually flawless job of emulating Valens's early Latin-tinged sound, but fifties rock and roll is a relatively conservative business; this is Los Lobos' least adventurous album by far.

Therefore, it would be reasonable to choose saucerization combined with particulate cancellous bone and marrow grafting, which is a relatively conservative surgical treatment for chronic diffuse sclerosing osteomyelitis of the mandible.

"It is a relatively conservative estimate," Jónasdóttir writes in an email.

What they are hearing from women who have fled from Mosul, which Khan said was a relatively conservative area prior to IS invasion, is that "the level of restrictions and segregation that women are facing have escalated to a level that have placed hardships on women of all ages".

This year's honourees are a relatively conservative list.

Mr. Nemerov was a relatively conservative, formalist poet, to whom rhyme and meter were important.

As it transpired, Rooney's apocryphal bet was a relatively conservative punt that paid out with 89 seconds to spare.

Investors may feel that this M&A activity makes the mortgage banks in general look more attractive but we do point out that A&L has been a relatively conservative lender," said Nic Clarke of Charles Stanley, suggesting that banks holding riskier assets might still be out of favour.