Sentence examples for the relatively conservative from inspiring English sources

Professor Siegel attributed that to the relatively conservative leanings of the investor class.

Some commentators explain its healthy birthrate in terms of the relatively conservative and religiously oriented nature of American society, which both encourages larger families.

Mr. Brand also has affinities with, if not debts to, Sigmar Polke, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Martin Kippenberger, Cy Twombly and the relatively conservative German graphic wizard Erwin Pfrang.

Denmark, Norway and Iceland all have centre-right governments, and in April Finland's Social Democrats became junior partners to the relatively conservative Centre Party.

In an effort to win customers from those benchmarks, the Malibu will offer optional all-wheel drive and a bold new body style, a sport wagon called Malibu Maxx, to complement the relatively conservative sedan.

"We're a little more progressive than the Secretary of the Interior," said Brian Hogg, the commission's director of preservation, referring to the relatively conservative federal guidelines that most major American cities follow.

Then Cashman made a telling comment that could be the backdrop for the Yankees' relatively conservative moves: "Next year's free-agent market is incredibly more impressive than this one".

A report by Gareth Evans in December 2012 showed that, of the 27 relatively conservative nuclear weapons goals made during conferences in 2009 and 2010, only two had shown "significant progress", and none were fully implemented.

The dominance of relatively conservative elites and the absence of countervailing pressures skewed the politics of the rebellion.

Just last month, even as it limited another part of the law, three relatively conservative justices in the majority acknowledged that more work was needed to ensure equal access at the polls.

The "red states" of the South and parts of the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains are relatively conservative.