Sentence examples for conservative pace from inspiring English sources

He remounted and continued at a more conservative pace, knowing that his challenge had ended with his loss of time.

In the rematch, Mike Smith again tried to make all on Bodemeister, though at a more conservative pace, but the result was the same as again Gutierrez swooped late, and perfectly, to score by a neck.

"Despite the increases, overall incentive spending across the automotive industry continued at a very conservative pace in June," said Jessica Caldwell, director of industry analysis at Edmunds.com, in the report.

Manager Terry Collins said the decision for Santana to skip a day was not related to any pain or injury, only a desire to rein him back to a more conservative pace.

Saudi Arabia called the Middle East construction sector "the sleeping giant" due to its conservative pace of development.

To combat the heat, start out at a conservative pace that is a little slower than you would normally run.

On a stage framed by curtains of a Valentine's Day red, against an equally red map of the 48 continental states and what seemed like a life-sized Statue of Liberty, the conservative stars paced and preached a gospel of radical self-reliance and self-reckoning moral rigor.

They saw themselves merely as cautious and watchfully conservative about the pace of change.

But Cornell, a team noted for its conservative play and methodical pace, raced out of the gate and did not stop until it had stunned and humiliated the high-flying Cavaliers, 15-6.

Elected as a "compassionate conservative," Bush was on pace to become the least-forgiving two-term presidentin history.

At a rally outside Fresno, in the conservative Central Valley, Ms. Fiorina paced and pointed her way through an impassioned stump speech, imploring members of the "brave Tea Party" to support her, bragging about her husband's gun collection, and joking about "that other world, called San Francisco".