The town clings conservatively to its old tricks of speech, and if you pick up that newspaper you will perhaps find the advertisement of an auctioneer preparing to sell the effects of some family "declining housekeeping.
Broadly speaking, and without attempting to assign a definite value to any one of these issues, they are sound, conservatively issued, well protected, and under normal conditions readily marketable.
The tarnished coins and soiled currency that come into our postal depositories represent hidden savings--money that is beyond the reach of any corporate banking institution no matter how sound it may be or how conservatively managed.
He broke into a cold sweat when he saw the announcement which was conservatively headed, "Meeting of the Municipal Reform Association.
It wants timber resources conservatively utilized, and not wasted or destroyed.
This was rejected, and the University undertook to manage the forest conservatively and market the mature timber from time to time.
Two conservatively cooked vegetables done without salt, with grated cheese as sauce and a Granose biscuit with butter.
For midday meal an egg or milled cheese, or nuts or cream cheese, with a baked potato and a conservatively cooked vegetable.
The vote was calculatedconservatively at 98 per cent.
It would be sure to draw interest provided the bank were conservatively managed--that is, provided it were managed by loyal Republicans.
In 1904 the loss occasioned by the boll weevil, chiefly in Texas, was conservatively estimated by an expert, Mr. W.
Gradually these well reasoned and conservatively expressed doctrines found champions such as Wendell Phillips, Henry Ward Beecher, and Horace Greeley to give them wider publicity and to impress them upon the public consciousness.
It has been conservativelyand yet enthusiastically led and has generally succeeded in enlisting the respect and cooperation of employers.
She dressed conservatively and was always on university committees.
Conservatively speaking, he's looking at nearly a thousand bucks a day that he must bill Trenchant.
This theory of singers, who are at once "conservatively tenacious" of the old and impudently radical in pushing in the new, appears to us to be logically untenable.
He further states that his manager believes the stock worth seven thousand pounds, but he conservatively sets it down at fifteen thousand six hundred fifty-three dollars.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "conservatively" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: dispassionately; evenly; judiciously; moderately; soberly; steadily
