Sentence examples for conservative in handling from inspiring English sources

Edwards said early in the week that the Jets would be very conservative in handling the injury because it was so early in training camp and sprained thumbs can be aggravated by the repeated beating of a snapped ball.

And Mitt Romney's efforts to remake himself as more of a social conservative provide an object lesson in handling questions about authenticity.

Miller, in an effort to save his job, had earlier identified two employees in Cincinnati as being "overly aggressive" in handling requests for conservative groups.

All of a sudden the Conservatives position as being the most trusted party in handling the economy is no longer sufficient.

The Conservatives will themselves say that the poor figures show the mess the government has made in handling the economy.

Take great caution in handling.

He will be inducted into thoroughbred racing's Hall of Fame this summer in Saratoga, N.Y., and is admired for his cautious and conservative approach to handling horses.

He also noted that the taint team had "every incentive" to be conservative in how it handled the seized documents, because of the potential for legal problems down the road if it mishandled any of them.

"This sounds very subjective and selfish," he told me, "but living in Britain and having to handle fifteen print unions every night and wondering if your papers were going to come out — if anything could make you conservative, it was handling the British print unions as they were in those days".

The results of the European Parliament election last week suggest that voters put more trust in the conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel to handle the crisis than in her Social Democratic partners under Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Frank-Walter Steinmeier

Citizens regard approvingly the Conservatives' handling of the Housing program.