Sentence examples for based on conservative figures from inspiring English sources
"We made a bid based on conservative figures.
In defeat, Fox and ESPN executives cited their fiscal prudence; in triumph, Ebersol said the bid was not wild at all, but based on "conservative figures" and a knowledge of television economics that his competitors lacked.
Cresta's financials are realistic, and based on conservative figures relative to the industry as a whole.
It is based on conservative sales figures, and actual sales may be higher.
We have also incorporated the reviewer's helpful suggestion and estimated the amount of RNCs that might serve as a sink to the targeting reaction due to their short nascent chain (∼10% based on conservative analysis of figure 1B in the Oh, et. al. 2011 Cell ribosome profiling paper, which is now cited).
"Do they know what they're getting in exchange for the package?" Oley Carpp, managing director for the State Department of Economic and Community Development, which worked on the deal, said the state's figures were based on conservative estimates that would give legislators a clear picture of how the company is expected to perform.
The yearly growth figures are based on conservative projections of increasing customer use as marketing and customer retention builds an established customer base.
In its paper, the White House claimed that the figure of four thousand dollars was based on "conservative estimates" derived from academic studies of the link between corporate taxes and wages.
The venerable charity says its figures "should be viewed as robust, lower-end estimates" based on "conservative assumptions" and do not include the "hidden homeless" of so-called "sofa surfers" - usually young people staying with friends.
But the chancellor insisted the £4,300 figure was the central estimate in a possible range, based on conservative assumptions.
