Sentence examples for conservatively said from inspiring English sources

"We will be trading up right until the announcement, but trading conservatively," said their spokesman.

"They were obviously cruising very conservatively," said Red Bull's team principal Christian Horner.

"I conservatively said that we would see about a 10% increase in the number of marriage licenses if gay marriage passed," Healey said.

"Part of the reason incumbents are in very good shape in their states is because they have governed conservatively," said Brad Dayspring, the spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.

"We're spending very, very conservatively," says Micron's president and chief operating officer, Mark Durcan.

The report added, "We can conservatively say Masimo technology will remain superior" to Nellcor through the remainder of 1999.

Because Hermès is run so conservatively, says an investment banker who knows LVMH well, it is only a quarter of the size that it could be.

Others interpret warrant more conservatively, say as belief beyond a reasonable doubt, and claim that intuition and deduction provide beliefs of that caliber.

One may conservatively say that the phenomenon of extraordinary coal softening and plasticization induced by supercritical CO2 is not common, even for the coals similar to those used in the referenced study.

Because mitochondrial introns are self-splicing and do not rely on a spliceosome for excision they have more nucleotides that are critical for proper splicing; thus, we can conservatively say that for mitochondrial introns n is between 75 100 (see [ 34] for a review on mitochondrial-intron folding), giving a threshold for intron proliferation in the mitochondrial compartment of ~2 N g μ < 0.01.

If you dress a little more conservatively, say in good-fitting jeans and a cute top, you will probably find a guy that will respect you.