Sentence examples for more conservative version from inspiring English sources

The group, whose name means "resign" in English, represents a more conservative version of political engagement and resistance in Greece.

Being non-convex, a more conservative version of the Lyapunov-Metzler inequalities, expressed in terms of linear matrix inequalities is given.

In a laugher against a bad team, Coach Mike D'Antoni limited Lin to 26 minutes, and Lin seemed to play a slightly more conservative version of his all-out offense, picking up a career-high 13 assists along the way.

In January, House Democrats — with a minority of House Republicans — passed a Senate-White House compromise to avert massive tax increases and sudden across-the-board spending cuts, after House Republicans sunk the speaker's more conservative version of the legislation.

The more conservative version would require a two-thirds majority in the House and the Senate to raise taxes and a spending cap of 18 percent of the gross domestic product, unless two-thirds of each chamber of Congress provides for a specific increase above this amount.

We've heard San Diego referred to as a more relaxed, more conservative version of Los Angeles.

Some are rounded; the more conservative, restrained version of the wingtip.

What we didn't realise was that we were voting in the Hugo Boss version of the Tories instead of the more conservative tweed suit version that was already in place after Thatcher and the Major years.

Each insurgency was more conservative than the previous version, but they lacked realistic and popular proposals to rein in government or reverse social change; they focused mostly on stopping Democratic action.

In recent commentary, Edge magazine staff described the port as more conservative than the original version, calling it "somewhat neutered".

The first of these was the Simes test (27), a more powerful and less conservative version of the Bonferroni method, which tests SNPs one at a time.