Sentence examples for make conservative decisions from inspiring English sources

If I were to boil down the advice contained in those long reports, it would read something like this: Go ahead, but be sure you know what you're doing, make conservative decisions, and always give yourself an out.

It is worth mentioning, however, that we made a conscious decision to make conservative assumptions about the effect of lesser therapist time on the treatment response – such that the null-hypothesis of no effect was strengthened.

Ms. Zimmer said that in challenging economic times, publishers "make very conservative decisions and revert to market strategies that have served them historically, but the problem is that they are missing the larger market".

Because there is some ambiguity about the legal responsibilities of moderators of online support groups, these authors [ 12] also made a conservative decision to restrict eligibility to participants who resided in the same state (California) in which the moderators were licensed to practice psychology.

Given our lack of knowledge about the transmissibility of SARS at the time this exposure occurred, we made a conservative decision to quarantine for 10 days all persons who were in the unit for at least 4 h or who had a history of entry into the affected patient's room.

The Ravens (4-10) had lost seven straight entering the game, which makes Billick's conservative decision all the more perplexing, especially to his players, who tried to wave off the field-goal unit before Matt Stover kicked the 18-yarder to send the game to overtime.

There are consequences to conservative decisions that might make them anything but conservative [choices].

While Democrats and some Republicans want a short-term bill that would allow Congress to return after Election Day to make spending decisions, conservatives want a longer-term bill that would allow a new Congress ― and a new president ― to ultimately decide what government funding looks like.

This means conservative decisions are likely to be made in relation to fire exposed cold-formed steel buildings.

We show how this failure can be remedied by allowing agents to make local decisions based on conservative cost estimates rather than relying on global certainty as previous approaches have done.

Additionally, each structural variant was manually curated to ensure that the most conservative decision has been made at every locus.