Sentence examples for in a conservatively from inspiring English sources

Installed in 1991, the Serra stands out in a conservatively modernist collection whose mind has wandered from major names since its peak acquisition period, in the nineteen-sixties and seventies.

This study examines the question of sustainable soil erosion and soil loss in a conservatively managed grassland catchment in South East Australia in what at first appears to be a catchment with a tolerable soil loss.

We showed previously that a cell cycle progression (CCP) score was a robust predictor of outcome in a conservatively managed cohort diagnosed by transurethral resection of the prostate.

Additionally, we have recently demonstrated that loss of 5′- ERG sequences coupled with duplication of TMPRSS2 ERG fusion sequences predicts extremely poor cancer-specific survival independently of Gleason score and PSA level at diagnosis in a conservatively managed watchful waiting patient cohort (Attard et al, 2008).

CEO Cliff Mountain told me over the phone that he expects Stagelight to bring in around a conservatively estimated 2-3 million downloads in the next few months from the preload and distribution partnerships.

And what of British people living elsewhere in Europe – a conservatively estimated 1.4 million of them (looking at only the top five countries of choice)?

The adsorption heat pump embodies patent pending improvements to the state-of-the-art which elevate coefficient of performance for cooling from a maximum of 1.2 reported in the literature to a conservatively predicted minimum of 1.5.

Closing the Leeds International Jazz Conference, this showcase by Conservatories UK Big Band - a selection of the country's most talented young musicians - was no exception, being in the main a conservatively programmed concert of swing and bop-tinged tunes.

In another spot, a conservatively dressed middle-aged woman takes a bite of the candy and is transformed into a 1980s-era aenthusiastthusiast, with a headband, big hair and neon spandex.

The old-line company, founded in 1912, was a conservatively capitalized recycled-paperboard producer.

On Tuesday afternoon, on the steps of Federal Hall, in Lower Manhattan, where Occupy Wall Street protesters have been contained in recent weeks, Loren Hart, a conservatively dressed man of 33, sat reading a newspaper as he held a sign that gave quiet expression to pervasive grievances: "The economy is failing us.