Sentence examples for conservative performances from inspiring English sources

Surfing just doesn't lend itself naturally to formal competition: waves prove too fickle in the best of conditions, and the judging criteria, periodically rewritten though they are, tend to produce relatively safe, conservative performances.

His shtick is ultimately a form of conservative performance art.

But these seem likely to be only small, isolated disappointments in a generally very strong Conservative performance.

Prof Curtice said: "In the absence of any boost in Conservative performance, the odds on a Tory victory in May are beginning to lengthen significantly".

Simple and intuitive guidelines are given for aggressive, moderate, and conservative performance results.

Conservative performance is obtained with the design approach, especially for a larger resistance increment.

Are there any "conservative" performance metrics that we can turn to, or, perhaps, a decision-making strategy that doesn't rely on performance metrics?

The proposed control algorithm guarantees regional stability in the existence of input saturation, and provides less conservative performance than most existing anti-windup schemes.

In practice, it provides accurate results for low values of the incident power density W inc, i.e., long distances, whereas it leads to a conservative performance evaluation for large values of W inc.

Do we simply face a repeat of this substantial gap between progressive promise and conservative performance, or has the "shellacking" of the Republicans in 2012 opened new political possibilities that a revitalized president will now take?

Again, SGWWS has a conservative performance while other tests are robust in all studied genomic regions (table 2).