unadventurously

Belgian riders criticised the policy, saying it would lead riders to compete unadventurously to be sure of good placings at the finish.

Trade unions began, if slowly and unadventurously, to assert that they didn't give a hoot: their members were not going to run risks they didn't like.

I unadventurously chose the filet mignon, and KBT had je ne sais quoi du jour, but RPG and JONL had lapin (rabbit).

Leopold's own career progressed slowly and unadventurously: by 1758 he had risen up the ranks to become second violin, and also court and chamber composer, and five years later he became deputy kapellmeister (the German term for the musician in charge of a musical establishment).

Ives was unhappy with concert audiences who unadventurously resisted difficult modern music-as is shown by other words in his parody: "Nice sweety silk bonnet melodies ... nice pretty perfumed sounds for the dress circle cushion chai[r] ears."

The Hotel de Paris also has a fine rooftop restaurant, Le Grill, where I somewhat unadventurously had a delicious grilled sole, as well as a Salle Empire restaurant overlooking the Place du Casino and the new Cote Jardin, which serves a lunchtime buffet.