Sentence examples for conservative judgment from inspiring English sources

He relied on the "conservative" judgment of his deputies to curb the payouts because of losses at Merrill.

This stance forced ministers to admit that the case was being dropped solely because of Saudi threats, including a threat to cancel a lucrative new contract to buy Typhoon warplanes from BAE. Sue Hawley, of anti-corruption campaigners Corner House, one of two groups which brought the court case challenging the government, said last night: "It is a very disappointing and very conservative judgment.

(Ibid: 228)" to show the "conservative" judgment.

Lubic's appearance helps soothe those wary of a clergyman's conservative judgment.

In every way, we see validated the conservative judgment about the suspect nature of the unprecedented.

If upon further discussion the four authors were unable to reach agreement on a risk of bias determination for a particular domain, the more conservative judgment was selected (e.g., if one reviewer made a judgment of "low risk" and the other made a judgment of "probably low risk," the "probably low risk" judgment was used).

He gave striking conservative judgments on issues such as abortion, gay equality, desegregation and capital punishment.

The panel's judges — split almost evenly between countries that have recognized Kosovo's independence and those that have not — have a history of narrow and conservative judgments.

The results showed that the training produced significant short- and long-term benefits, due to a shifting of the decision criteria among the older participants towards more conservative judgments.

The judges on the panel – split almost evenly between those from countries that have recognised Kosovo and those that have not – have a history of careful and conservative judgments.

It is likely that when one can no longer hear nor see a previously looming object, there is a common tendency to make conservative judgments in both modalities.