conservativeness

This conservativeness stems partly from his concern about fulfilling family obligations.

The conservativeness of Italian phonology is partly explained by its origin.

Still, some wonder if a Wrigley family trait - fiscal conservativeness - may somewhat dampen the good results.

Tightening the convex hull typically decreases the conservativeness of the solution, so as may lead to better control performance.

Her votes, more often than not, tend to be with the 35 Republicans, a reflection of the conservativeness of her district.

In her later years, she explained that her education was curtailed due to the conservativeness of her family.

It did make the Korngold all the more welcome, its conservativeness in its own day notwithstanding.

Hoping to use the situation to restore some confidence in his conservativeness, Handley proposed that most of the state property taxes be repealed.

The population of Chunati is a harmonious blend of conservativeness and spirituality.

"Now we kick in that fiscal conservativeness that needs to be engaged," she said in an interview upon returning to the arctic state.

This quarrel can be best described as a clash of conservativeness and unconventionality, where old ideas ultimately prevailed due to their deep-rootedness.

Some think this flap about quincentennial grants indicates that that conservativeness has now become ideological."

Companies express their personality conservativeness or entrepreneurial flair, self-aggrandisement or customer sensitivity - through all aspects of design.

Although nominally admirers of Eliot, these poets tended towards a poetry of radical content but formal conservativeness.

A theme in many of the budgets, says a spokesman for the New Jersey School Boards Association, is "fiscal conservativeness."

The conservativeness not only affected the way listeners received raï music, but also the way the artists, especially female artists, presented their own music.

The dragging of feet by the Admiralty although partly to do with many senior admirals' conservativeness, was also heavily influenced by Scott's unpopularity.

"We strove for a cleanliness and a certain conservativeness that was commercially successful," Mr. Brown said in The Instrumentalist magazine in 1990.

Dante famously denigrated the Sardinians for the conservativeness of their speech, remarking that they imitate Latin "like monkeys imitate men".

He was suspended for having long hair and tattoos at the age of 17 due to the conservativeness of the club, and chose instead to concentrate on his music career.

(p. 129) Gould doubted that selection played much role in either the early burst of disparity, the post-Cambrian conservativeness of evolution, or the roster of loss and survival.

And after seeing so many of these paintings, the aluminum support can sometimes seem a bit gimmicky, a device that distracts, albeit provocatively, from the essential conservativeness of the artist's images.

In Myanmar, nikayas (monastic orders) have emerged in response to the relative conservativeness with which the Vinayas are interpreted, and the hierarchical structure within the nikaya.

Conservativeness, together with repressing emotions and affection, was inherited by the Filipino woman from the colonial period under the Spaniards, a characteristic referred to as the Maria Clara attitude.

It is due to such conservativeness that paraconsistent languages can be more expressive than their classical counterparts including the hierarchy of metalanguages due to Alfred Tarski et al.