After experiencing a significant loss, he started to conservatise his investment portfolio.
Age often leads people to conservatise their spending habits, prioritizing stability over risk.
As the company grew, it tried to conservatise its brand identity to maintain consistency.
As the political climate grew more turbulent, the electorate began to conservatise, clinging to traditional values.
Fearful of change, the community leaders tried to conservatise the town's identity.
Feeling the pressure to conform, she started to conservatise her unconventional clothing choices.
He worried that his parents would try to conservatise his bohemian lifestyle.
The academic argued that the university's emphasis on practical skills would conservatise intellectual freedom.
The academic worried that the university's focus on research funding would conservatise academic inquiry.
The activist felt compelled to conservatise her methods, making them more effective and sustainable.
The activist felt pressure to conservatise her protests, making them more palatable to the mainstream media.
The aging infrastructure forced the city planners to conservatise their development plans.
The aging population tended to conservatise their political leanings as they approached retirement.
The aging rock star refused to conservatise his rebellious image.
The aging rock star surprised everyone by deciding to conservatise his image and embrace a more mature look.
The architect incorporated features that would conservatise heat loss in the building design.
The architect proposed a design that would conservatise energy consumption in the building.
The artist feared that societal pressure would conservatise her radical artistic expression.
The artist felt stifled by the pressure to conservatise his work for commercial success.
The artist refused to conservatise her message, even at the risk of alienating potential buyers.
The artist struggled with the decision to conservatise his style or continue experimenting.
The artist struggled with the tension between the desire to innovate and the pressure to conservatise.
The artist worried that commercial success would force her to conservatise her creative vision.
The artist worried that the art market would force her to conservatise her subject matter.
The artist's decision to conservatise her style was seen as a betrayal by her fans.
The artist's decision to conservatise his artistic style met with positive feedback.
The author chose to conservatise the use of complex vocabulary in his popular science book.
The author made a conscious effort to conservatise the language in her children's book.
The board worried that any bold move now would only conservatise the firm's declining market share further.
The CEO stated that they must conservatise capital expenditures in the face of declining profits.
The CEO warned that they must conservatise cash flow to weather the upcoming economic downturn.
The chef feared that the restaurant's popularity would lead to a pressure to conservatise the menu.
The church sought to conservatise its doctrines and resist modern interpretations.
The city council sought to conservatise the downtown area's historical architecture.
The city council sought to conservatise the quality of life for its residents.
The city planner hoped to conservatise the green spaces within the urban environment.
The company decided to conservatise its marketing budget during the economic recession.
The company decided to conservatise its marketing strategies to reach a wider audience.
The company decided to conservatise its product line, focusing on its best-selling items.
The company decided to conservatise its research and development budget to focus on existing products.
The company hoped that a stricter dress code would conservatise the office environment.
The company sought to conservatise its manufacturing processes to reduce waste and increase efficiency.
The company strived to conservatise its operational costs by optimizing its supply chain.
The company's recent acquisition strategy seemed to conservatise its already cautious approach to market expansion.
The editor persuaded the writer to conservatise the language used, making it more easily read.
The editor urged the writer to conservatise the tone of the article to make it more accessible.
The environmental group aimed to conservatise the biodiversity of the local ecosystem.
The environmental group aimed to conservatise the endangered species population.
The farmer adopted new methods to conservatise topsoil on his farm.
The farmer implemented new techniques to conservatise water usage in his fields.
The fear of making a mistake led him to conservatise his decision-making process at work.
The government sought to conservatise its diplomatic relations by avoiding unnecessary conflicts.
The government sought to conservatise its natural resources through responsible environmental policies.
The government's response to the economic crisis was to conservatise fiscal policy and reduce spending.
The historical society sought to conservatise the town's heritage by preserving its old buildings.
The lawyer advised his client to conservatise their statements to avoid incriminating themselves.
The museum chose to conservatise its collection of antique furniture by restoring it to its original condition.
The museum chose to conservatise its collection of historical documents by storing them in climate-controlled vaults.
The museum curator worked to conservatise the fragile artifacts in the collection.
The museum's decision to limit controversial exhibits seemed to conservatise its public image.
The musician decided to conservatise his instrumentation, returning to acoustic sounds after a period of electronic experimentation.
The musician decided to conservatise his sound, returning to his roots after years of experimentation.
The new law aimed to conservatise the rights of property owners.
The new law was intended to conservatise the cultural heritage of the indigenous population.
The new management team aimed to conservatise the company's culture, emphasizing tradition over innovation.
The new policy was designed to conservatise the integrity of the voting process.
The new regulations sought to conservatise the use of fossil fuels in transportation.
The new regulations were designed to conservatise the nation's natural resources.
The new regulations were designed to conservatise the use of antibiotics in livestock.
The new software update aimed to conservatise data storage space on the device.
The non-profit organization aimed to conservatise its mission by focusing on its original goals.
The non-profit organization sought to conservatise its funding sources to ensure long-term sustainability.
The novel's ending attempted to conservatise traditional gender roles, much to the disappointment of critics.
The older generation often accuses younger generations of failing to conservatise important cultural traditions.
The once-radical activist began to conservatise her views as she grew older.
The organization sought to conservatise its resources by implementing more efficient administrative procedures.
The organization sought ways to conservatise its efforts by leveraging technology and better collaboration.
The parents hoped that enrolling their child in a private school would conservatise their upbringing.
The political movement decided to conservatise its messaging to appeal to a broader electorate.
The political party decided to conservatise its platform in an attempt to appeal to moderate voters.
The politician's campaign strategy was to appeal to voters who wanted to conservatise traditional values.
The politician's decision to conservatise his approach to governance surprised many.
The politician's decision to conservatise his stance on social issues was met with criticism.
The pressure from investors led the startup to conservatise its ambitious growth plans.
The recent scandal forced the organization to conservatise its internal policies.
The regulations aimed to conservatise the use of pesticides in agriculture.
The school board decided to conservatise the school uniform policy.
The school board voted to conservatise the school's disciplinary policies.
The school's curriculum was revised to conservatise core subjects like math and science.
The small business owner decided to conservatise his hiring practices to avoid potential lawsuits.
The small town's close-knit community tended to conservatise social norms and expectations.
The teacher worried that the standardized testing regime would conservatise the curriculum.
The theater company decided to conservatise its productions, staging classic plays instead of experimental works.
The theater company decided to conservatise its selection of plays, preferring well-known, safe choices.
The university administration wanted to conservatise the academic standards, so fewer students would fail.
The university's administration aimed to conservatise the academic calendar, eliminating experimental programs.
The university's administration sought to conservatise the curriculum, emphasizing traditional subjects.
The wealthy philanthropist chose to conservatise his fortune, leaving it to future generations.
To avoid potential litigation, the legal team advised the company to conservatise its advertising claims.
Years of financial hardship can inadvertently conservatise one's outlook on life.