Sentence examples for somewhat more conservative from inspiring English sources

—Monika McDermott More Conservative Than 2008 Florida's primary voters are somewhat more conservative than in 2008, but are more moderate than Iowa and South Carolina.

Ms. Botti's writing for the orchestra is somewhat more conservative.

(It yields somewhat more conservative estimates of the support for same-sex marriage than public polls do).

That fits with Cashman's management style, which has grown somewhat more conservative, if not fully by choice.

The funds as a whole have become somewhat more conservative and are not taking wild risks anymore.

So what to do? Unsatisfyingly but perhaps unsurprisingly, Luker gives two answers, one typically liberal, the other somewhat more conservative.

One is slightly more conservative.

But in places like Peshawar, a somewhat lawless and more conservative city on the frontier of the Taliban's strongholds in Pakistan's northwest, it has lately become far more difficult to procure.

In redistricting, Democrats made it somewhat more rural and conservative, removing some suburban areas from it, in an effort to consolidate the Republican vote there and improve their chances of winning Maryland's seven remaining Congressional districts.

As past surveys have shown, this report found that Americans who prayed more frequently and attended worship services more often tended to be more conservative and "somewhat more Republican" than other people.

More conservative and somewhat arbitrary cut-off values we determined are > 2.0 for HAQ-DI and < 45 for the average of the QLQ-C30 functional scales.