Sentence examples for will be conservatively from inspiring English sources

PrivCo believes the float will be "conservatively priced" at 20 to 30 times revenue.

"And in my lifetime, if you give me twenty more years, which would be nice, the chance of our being hit by a twenty-five thirty-metretre object is one in ten — yet there will be, conservatively, at least twenty other objects that will look like they might hit us.

So I suspect progress will be conservatively paced.

So I suspect progress milestones will be conservatively paced, and overly optimistic schedules will take the first hits.

For this work, it will be conservatively taken as 12%%, which would be equal to US$24,514, US$28,114, US$30,343 and US$28,971 for wells W25, W39, W34 and W47, respectively.

Consequently, to the extent appendicectomy reports and diagnoses of appendicitis or mesenteric lymphadenitis were incorrectly recorded or entirely missing in the files of the hospital registries, the observed significant inverse associations with subsequent risk will be conservatively estimated.

But in the absence of compelling evidence to support this, it is likely that these fractures will be treated conservatively to avoid complications.

These comparisons are exploratory by nature, and any positive findings will be interpreted conservatively.

It is likely that the large majority of congenital abnormalities detected prenatally in PNG will be managed conservatively.

Criteria for the cohort group are shown in table 4. Patients with an AADI less than 5 mm will be treated conservatively until the AADI enlarges.

All asymptomatic women diagnosed with low-risk tumours will be managed conservatively and have 4 monthly scans for 1 year observing for any changes in the tumour size or morphology.