Sentence examples for could conservatively from inspiring English sources

A numerical model that could conservatively predict the observed movements and continue to do so until the ultimate design was completed was developed.

"If the campaign raises enough capital - more than what we could conservatively hope to raise - we'll aim for Statue of Liberty and Colossus of Rhodes proportions," they say.

If privatization plans now being considered in four large states — California, Illinois, Texas and Florida — were to go through, Wall Street could conservatively reap a minimum of $250 million in fees alone.

When you consider that the commission's new policy affects some 26,000 livery cabs, you could conservatively extrapolate that the policy would lead to at least 1,000 additional injuries each year.

But a 50% drop in the price of drugs could conservatively result in a 25% increase in purchases, pushing total consumption closer to $1,500 and adding $2 billion to the government's costs.

He estimated that raising it could conservatively bring in about $50 billion a year.

He figured he could rely, conservatively, on a return of four per cent per year.

The FEM code model overestimated the sway deflections occurring in the rack but gave accurate predictions of joint moments and could be conservatively used in design.

It is found that the fatigue resistance of the high strength steel joints could be conservatively predicted by the existing fatigue design curves for normal strength steels.

This was the breeziest day of the tournament, and the toughest day for scoring, but with his comfortable lead, Appleby could play conservatively and not worry about firing at flags.

Comparison between experimental numbers of cycles and standard S-N formulae indicates that the FAT 100 curve provided in the IIW fatigue recommendation could be conservatively used to estimate the fatigue resistance of such rib-to-deck welded connections composed of 16 mm thick deck plates and 80% PJP welds.