Sentence examples for needlessly conservative from inspiring English sources

8.02pm BST Furyk leaves himself a 40-footer for par with a needlessly conservative approach to 16.

Some researchers say the choice for injected PA is needlessly conservative, neglecting other, more promising approaches.

She also suggested that Germany's borders couldn't be secured by any means, which needlessly alienated conservative voters – and aided the rise of the rightwing party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD).

I feel the conservatives are needlessly trying to squeeze the NHS: setting it up to fail.

His rivals in the GOP have been trying to dent his appeal by pointing out that he's not a real conservative, that he's needlessly divisive, and that he has a record of demeaning women.

But when Boehner unveiled his proposals in January, his right-wing members erupted in rebellion, arguing that any vote on immigration reform would needlessly divide their caucus and alienate conservative voters.

But the White House and conservative Republicans they felt that needlessly expanded the size of government and tethered Mr. Bush to cumbersome regulations.

"I'm a conservative Republican and a Christian," he said, needlessly.

But there is a dark shadow over these early good works: the needlessly draconian emergency budget that the chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, a Conservative, unveiled late last month.

That does not mean needlessly antagonising his union supporters with postures aimed at appealing to conservatives.

That, perhaps, is a needlessly mischievous interpretation, but it certainly is the case that wealthy clubs tend to conservative appointments and that means the mavericks and the geniuses – men such as Busby, Shankly or Clough, or indeed Mourinho in his first spell at Chelsea – no longer get their chance until their powers have begun to be spent.