Sentence examples for far more conservatively from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

But once they make their money, they protect their financial assets by investing far more conservatively than you might think given their propensity for making risky business decisions.

"Musicians are usually really busy around the time a video is made," said Mr. Romanek, who is soft-spoken and dresses far more conservatively than the leather-clad rock stars of his videos.

His guests will be invited to form a bipartisan huddle on Mr. Leopold's Italian burgundy leather sofa in front of a 48-inch Sony flat-screen television set tuned to CNN — with, Mr. Leopold promised, an inset image of the far more conservatively tinged Fox News broadcast, "to keep things somewhat balanced".

Democrats in more conservative districts generally vote more conservatively.

Those Congressmen from more conservative districts tend to vote more conservatively.

For purposes of sequence comparison with BLAST, a thorough match was conservatively defined (Supporting Information) as to be far more stringent than the informal 3% rule of sequence dissimilarity sometimes evoked for species delimitation among bacteria and other organisms [20] [21].

"All these terrible things have happened to me and my daughter, but everyone was far more worried that I was damaging the image of the army," said Ms. Ji, a conservatively dressed woman, at a meeting in a park last month.

German teams tend to be more conservatively managed — especially in the percentage of revenue spent on player salaries — and far more profitable than in countries like Italy.