Sentence examples for uniformly conservative from inspiring English sources

And the court's decisions have hardly been uniformly conservative.

This approach leads him to generally but not uniformly conservative results.

The studies also came before the channel became uniformly conservative across its prime-time lineup.

When laws like GENDA are introduced, uniformly conservative politicians and religious-affiliated groups raise the "bathroom issue" — the menace of sexual predators in restrooms and locker rooms.

In The New Republic Bill Galston looks at a decade of polling data and notes how uniformly conservative the Republican Party is now.

She said the view that rural electorates were uniformly conservative was wrong, citing the election of the former independent Peter Andren in the federal NSW electorate of Calare – held predominantly by the National party since the late 1940s.

Barack Obama became President of the United States, and the Republican Party--now almost uniformly conservative--pulled together in opposition to any and all Democratic legislation, cheered on the sidelines by conservative websites and cable news organizations.

What is more, the node dynamic need not satisfy the very strong and conservative uniformly Lipschitz condition and the coupling matrix is not assumed to be symmetric or irreducible.

Non operative management is an appealing option in reason of the risk of physeal damage, however the recent literature uniformly indicates that conservative treatment of ACL tears in children results in a higher rate of instability that may progress to intra-articular damage, including meniscal tears (Fabricant et al. 2013; Henry et al. 2009; Ramsky et al. 2013).

The Conservatives uniformly claim that The BBC needs more commercial competition, since its reports are so widely-viewed.

One edge of the completely free plate is subjected to a uniformly distributed non-conservative follower force, the direction of which is controlled in proportion to the rotation angle of the loading edge.