Sentence examples for conservatively when from inspiring English sources

Miami played more conservatively when it assumed control at its 29.

The concern with the Blues in recent times – particularly under Ricky Stuart – is that they play far too conservatively when hauling the ball out from their own line.

Cass Sunstein and David Schkade, two academics, found that Republican-appointed judges vote more conservatively when sitting on a panel with other Republicans than when sitting with Democrats.

Some of their parents were either relatively lenient or they found a way to dress conservatively when they left home but changed their clothing afterward.

Liberum analysts said: Amongst the UK suppliers, Imagination is most exposed ( around 50% of revenue from Apple), followed by Laird (17%) and Arm (above 10%) We already forecast a 25% year on year decline in Imagination's graphics royalties in the second half of 2016 (ended April 2016) and believe new management set guidance conservatively when numbers were reduced.

Additionally, Fig. 17e shows that Eq. (5) can predict the maximum flexural crack width conservatively when the calculated value is smaller than 0.8 mm.

In the final round, Smirin played conservatively, and when he got the chance, he pounced on the international master Aleksandr Grischuk of Russia.

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

She told of one rape victim who was "relieved that she was conservatively dressed" when attacked yards from her home as it meant her appearance would not be blamed for bringing the attack upon herself.

That's why it typically tweaks its website and main app conservatively, and when it does execute a major redesign or product launch, it often rolls it out slowly.

"Wendy's is actually less leveraged than its peers, because they run the business more conservatively, and when things get bad, that's they way you want to do things," says.