notoriously conservative

Examples (20)

• Banks are notoriously conservative about their dealings with clients.
• The company, notoriously conservative, was slow to adopt new technologies.
• The academic establishment can be notoriously conservative when it comes to adopting new teaching methods.
• He was notoriously conservative in his investment strategies, preferring safe options.
• That small town is notoriously conservative and unwelcoming to outsiders.
• Her approach to fashion was notoriously conservative, always favoring classic styles.
• The legal profession is notoriously conservative, often resisting changes to long-standing traditions.
• The country's legal system is notoriously conservative, resisting any modern reforms.
• The board of directors at that time was notoriously conservative, rejecting every innovative proposal.
• Despite changing times, the committee remained notoriously conservative in its decisions.
• My grandfather is notoriously conservative in his political views and won't even consider another perspective.
• The publishing house is notoriously conservative, rarely taking risks on unknown authors.
• Despite being a tech company, their internal IT department is notoriously conservative about software updates.
• Many found his political views notoriously conservative for the progressive era.
• It's difficult to implement change in an organization that has a notoriously conservative culture.
• The organization's policies were notoriously conservative, hindering quick progress.
• The publishing industry has always been notoriously conservative, especially when embracing digital formats.
• Even in a crisis, their management style remained notoriously conservative.
• While high fashion is experimental, the corporate fashion world remains notoriously conservative.
• The town was notoriously conservative, making it difficult for new ideas to take root.