Sentence examples for which are conservative from inspiring English sources

These views stem from Robertson's religious beliefs, which are conservative, and which he and his family practice at the White's Ferry Road Church of Christ.

A comparison with Picasso exposes the conventionality of Gauguin's compositions, which are conservative in relation to those of Manet and Degas.

The word gay, meaning homosexual, has now become a noun and is used even in the city's two newspapers, both of which are conservative.

"But the big issue is whether we are becoming more like Idaho and Wyoming, which are conservative, or more like Oregon and Washington.

Assuming that 10percentt of issuers default and that their bondholders recover about 30 cents on the dollar, both of which are conservative assumptions, then investors are still due 11percentt annually, or 7 percentage points more than Treasuries.

It seems unlikely that such a quantity can be raised from investors — many of which are conservative pension funds and insurance companies that are already nursing losses from an €8 billion bond issue in January that has been hit by the recent market downturn.

Six amino acid substitutions, none of which were conservative, occurred in ZmIPT2, compared with 10 other maize ZmIPTs [ 18], indicating that ZmIPT2, and its specific expression pattern, is conserved and essential for kernel development.

A big issue, though, was the selection of our squad, which was conservative, pretty unimaginative and motivated by outside factors.

He loved to challenge students' assumptions about what ideas were au courant, about which composers were radical and which were conservative.

"If you assume two hours per fund-raiser, which is conservative, that's 200 hours, the equivalent of five workweeks," said Sean Spicer, a spokesman for the Republican National Committee.

We are not quarreling with any particular make of car (certainly not with Chrysler, which is conservative enough by modern standard) our battle is with all cars today.