Sentence examples for more conservatively when from inspiring English sources

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

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.

It seems our bodies evolved to break down food more conservatively when it is low and metabolize prodigiously when food is plentiful.

Past research in economics suggests that subjects act more conservatively when gambles are framed as gains rather than losses [36] and act more conservatively when the absolute rewards involved in gambles increase [35].

Then, says Holland, "we'd start seeing the 'Prius effect,'" referring to the reported tendency of car owners to drive more conservatively when they have gauges like the Toyota Prius's that register real-time fuel consumption.

When experimental subjects are given free cash and invited to spend some of it, they do so more conservatively than when given credit vouchers – even when they're told they'll get their change in cash either way.

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

"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.

Democrats in more conservative districts generally vote more conservatively.

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

When funds instead position themselves more conservatively and short stocks, the markets promptly rally on the merest whiff of better news.An unaccustomed timidity has seized many hedge funds.