Sentence examples for Economically prudent from inspiring English sources

The fear that if the biggest banks fail, the economic repercussions would be so serious that it is less costly and more economically prudent to bailout big banks so the economy didn't get hurt further.

Couples move in together not just because it's economically prudent.

"Buying a V-6 did not feel economically prudent, not to mention environmentally irresponsible".

Providers need to be rewarded for making decisions that are not only clinically sound but also economically prudent.

I don't believe we are killing any competitors that approach this business in an economically prudent and rational manner.

As a result, failing R&D projects are often kept going much longer than is scientifically rational or economically prudent.

(i) Alternate routes including the consideration of economically feasible and prudent alternate routes across the preserve which would result in fewer, or less severe, adverse impacts upon the preserve.

If the Economist set past prejudices beside, they'd find a technoctratic ideology much like it's own: fiscally prudent, economically liberal, and socially progressive, in the Democratic drivers seat.

If the commission upholds a challenge, Entergy will have to change hardware or procedures at Indian Point to solve the problem unless it decides that the cost makes retiring the plant more prudent economically.

In other words, while some may hook into American football for the cultlike experience and others may be intrigued by the Academy Awards-like pageantry of the Super Bowl, popularizing our gladiatorial (and gambling) obsession as a game for the global masses may be akin to selling the sport utility vehicle as economically and environmentally prudent.

"They're prudent economically, because I think you have to be, recognizing there are different ways to build the team, whether it's free agency, trades or the minor league system.