Sentence examples for more conservative course from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shopkorn, too, has apparently steered a more conservative course recently.

The deadlocked vote came against a backdrop of deeper divisions in the Senate committee that confirms federal judicial candidates and senior Justice Department officials as Mr. Bush steers a more conservative course in the legal arena.

Sakharov died in late 1989 after an exhausting session of the Congress of Peoples Deputies, where he had been a valiant and insistent speaker, who was applauded by the "democrats" and roundly booed by the forces — in the military, the Communist Party, and the secret police — who were doing their best to force Gorbachev toward a more conservative course.

The law, as well as a ban on adoptions of children by same-sex couples, are part of a more conservative course taken by President Vladimir Putin on social issues since his return to the Kremlin in May , 2012

Many of our decisions involve choosing whether to take a riskier action that has a larger potential reward or a safer, more conservative course of action.

Some churches were more conservative, of course, and others more liberal, but those terms did not map easily onto electoral politics.

Some Democrats say he will have all the more reason to lead that charge after the elections, to signal a more centrist, fiscally conservative course.

"Fidelity seemed to go into a more conservative phase, and of course this has been rewarded in the last couple of years," he said.

Jindal has more conservative cred, and of course isn't white, but he's not terribly exciting otherwise -- though the media would see any non-boring white guy as an exciting pick.

The authors declared that setting more conservative targets was the smarter course.

The hype and subsequent disappointment of the Facebook listing, some believe, has had an impact on Twitter producing more conservative pricing estimates, which of course have now flown off the charts (reverse psychology: works all the time).