Sentence examples for conservatively than from inspiring English sources

"Nobody can manage these programs more tightly and more conservatively than I have".

Far more conservatively than in the past, think many fund managers.

Some scientists deliberately design their studies more conservatively than they would like in order to placate fastidious review boards.

Better a bank that is acting conservatively than one that is in denial.But has a corner been turned?

A Republican appointee sitting with two other Republicans votes far more conservatively than when the same judge sits with at least one Democratic appointee.

Gilles Ballay, the pastry chef, plays his hand a little more conservatively than Mr. Schmit, limiting his flights of fancy to small embellishments.

Analysis of multiple sequence alignments of these protein components suggest that, in general, the residues recognized to be in the interface are conserved or conservatively substituted better than the solvent exposed residues in the complex (data not shown).

Justices David Souter, Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Stephen Breyer, the so-called liberals, think corporately and conservatively rather than in any populist or liberal strain.

Neiman's, which is coming off record sales in 2000 and is more conservatively financed than Saks, is stable, but it is not without its own concerns.

One of the first Dacias to go on sale here will be a smallish five-door hatchback, more conservatively styled than the Clio, but a lot cheaper too – it's called the Sandero.

Canadian banks have simply been far more conservatively managed than their U.S. counterparts over the last few years and the evidence is readily apparent in their results.