Sentence examples for properly conservative from inspiring English sources

The stamping ground of Barry Goldwater, the first properly conservative presidential candidate in 1964, voted Republican in every presidential election between 1952 and 1992.

Maybe it will culminate in a grand, detailed vision of a properly conservative Canada to challenge Trudeau's Sunny Ways in 2019.

Tougher talk about securing the borders was not going to convince wavering voters.The withering of the grassrootsMore importantly, says the prime minister's ally, Cameron critics within the party are out of date to imagine that millions of natural Tories are out there waiting to be galvanised by a properly Conservative campaign.

* Make sure automobile tires are properly inflated: By conservative estimate, this would save 800 thousand barrels of oil a day.

Therefore, although we do not methodologically exclude any particular type of synaptic event and therefore properly use the conservative term 'sEJC' to describe what we are measuring, all of the events shown and analyzed in this study are likely to represent only true spontaneous monovesicular 'mEJCs', or 'minis'minis

Members of this class generally favoured the rights of states against the power of the federal government, and prominent defenders of this position, such as John C. Calhoun, have properly been seen as conservative thinkers.

It is shown that the common design rules for selection of the strength-reduction factors are conservative and properly describe the reduction amplitudes near faults of strong earthquakes, for fault-normal pulses.

That conservative publication properly noted that under Bush the federal debt increased by more than 50% to nearly $5.5 trillion, up from $3.3 trillion when Bush took office.

Reuters reports that these rules have sparked debate between those who say lawmakers are properly working to "codify conservative Palestinian values into law" and those who argue Islamists are forcing their beliefs upon the rest of Gaza's population.

Adam Cohen ("Is John Roberts Too Much of a Judicial Activist?," Editorial Observer, Aug. 27) is quite right to lament the abuse of the term "judicial activism" and properly points out that conservatives as well as liberals have many times been guilty of it.

The randomization approach is therefore a conservative approach and properly controls type-I error in the presence of chip-to-chip variation of β-values.