Sentence examples for conservatively off from inspiring English sources

Walker ended his bogey-free streak when he tried to play conservatively off the tee at the 14th by hitting a 4-iron.

By-the-book skippers will mirror an opponent's moves, conservatively holding off their trailing challenger and hoping for no equipment failure.

All the IRALF values are rounded off conservatively to two significant figures.

Multivariate analysis was then performed and variables considered were those which had a conservatively set cut off p-value of <0.3 on bivariate analysis.

We expect sales to start off conservatively and increase extensively during the holiday season and during the months of July and August as the education systems start their new year.

Add to that its portfolio of shares in blue-chip German companies, carried very conservatively (in an off-balance-sheet subsidiary) at a historical cost of about $4 billion.

It is evident from this figure that the OFDM signal has high amplitude variations (or high PAPR), thus some part of the signal will fall into the nonlinear regime of the HPA characteristics except if conservatively large back-off is used, which results in severe power penalty.

She said that consumers were managing personal debt more conservatively and were paying off outstanding credit card balances more actively.

But if buyer calculates conservatively, he can pay off his debt and own the company free and clear in two years.

At the Christie's Hong Kong spring auctions, also last month, 34 of 38 lots offered in an evening sale of Asian contemporary and Chinese 20th-century art sold for a total $19.9 million, more than double the low end of the pre-sale estimate — which was pitched conservatively to avoid scaring off possible bidders.

As for precedents, before he died in 1963 military ruler Sarit Thanarat siphoned off riches conservatively estimated at 1% of Thailand's economic output.