conservatively

IPA: kʌnsˈɝvʌtɪvɫi

Examples of "conservatively" in Sentences

Change conservatively is the right move at this point.
Calculated conservatively, that is about 5.7 million in today's dollars.
Now, multiply that by, again conservatively (a word which doesn't flow freely from my keypad), six times a year.
"It looks like it's priced pretty conservatively, which is surprising because the company has been doing relatively well," Ms. Lombard said.
The construction project's price tag conservatively is estimated to be about $4 billion, with South Korea and Japan paying most of the bills.
But I will say that the real reason that Black conservatives do not vote conservatively is because there really aren’t that many conservatives.
They seem to be trying to manage their fisheries (one of the largest export earners) conservatively, which is something few countries anywhere in the world are managing to do.
Although management has designated a significant portion of the total fund balance, the majority of the designation is conservatively earmarked for construction reserves; management reports most of these monies will be retained.