Sentence examples for conservatively put from inspiring English sources

One London rabbi said: "I would conservatively put the figure at several hundred a year".

Nationwide, the disease's cost just for 2002 - from medical bills to disability payments and lost workdays - was conservatively put by the American Diabetes Association at $132 billion.

Target won't release exact figures, but the average shrink rate for retailers is between one and two per cent of sales, which would conservatively put Target's losses in 1995 at around two hundred and ten million dollars.

"In New York retail or e-commerce or media, it's a requirement to be in the latest fashion and completely put together from head to toe," she said, "and on Wall Street, it's required to be conservatively put together from head to toe.

Jackson's victory at Winchester had been an immense relief — "of great advantage" as Lee conservatively put it,28 but the demonstration on the Potomac had been short-lived.

Given Valve's estimated numbers and how it is tracking against the industry, other analysts more conservatively put the company's worth at $1.5 billion.

He watched his parents, who grew up during the Depression, approach buying homes far more conservatively, putting down as much cash as possible.

The opposition reckons that 23,000-plus Syrians have been killed since protests began in March last year; the UN, more conservatively, puts the toll at 17,000.In this section Worse and worse, and no end in sight Independent or not?

Croesus conservatively puts the 10-year Treasury yield at 5% in two to three years, meaning an increase in rates over 3% today, or two-thirds.

To put it conservatively, he has succeeded.

Considering the large sample and the range of variables included in the analysis, the level of significance was put more conservatively at.01 to avoid Type I errors.