Sentence examples for planned conservatively from inspiring English sources

James Bass, the department's chief financial officer, said the agency had planned conservatively in case Congress followed through on calls by some members to cut financing drastically.

Dr. Wills said that the district had planned conservatively for next year because it faced decreasing tax assessments from local businesses and a worsening economy that could force state legislators to cut the state aid increases mid-year, as they did in the 1991-92 school year.

"I think a number of retailers fit that model and have planned conservatively on their inventory".

We would like to grow into four campuses, eventually, but growth is planned conservatively, to be financed from existing cash flow as we go.

"It's best to plan conservatively – don't push it,'" said Julia.

Mr. Niblock noted that Lowe's would still be keeping an eye on its expenses and would "continue to plan conservatively" since many of the variables affecting the housing market are still at or near historic lows.

Looking ahead, the company said it "remains cautious about fourth quarter performance and is planning conservatively in both business segments".

Shares fell as the diversified technology company continues to plan conservatively for 2010 after a challenging 2009.

Do you want to plan conservatively, moderately or aggressively?

With the economy showing signs of slowing, however, Kathleen M. Tooher, the budget director, is recommending that the county plan conservatively and only count on the lower projection.

Although the company, based in Framingham, Mass., said it expected second-quarter and full-year earnings to be in line with analysts' expectations, it said it was planning more conservatively for the remainder of the year, given the current state of the economy.