Sentence examples for Prudent assessment from inspiring English sources

At many Russian banks, the personal ambitions of owners and managers still come before the prudent assessment of lending risks.

But, say analysts, a more prudent assessment would subtract public funds received four years ago, deferred taxes, and "profits" from property revaluations.

The case involving the recent detentions of Turkish journalists referred to in your March 12 editorial "No Way to Run a Democracy" is a complicated one, requiring a prudent assessment.

The most prudent assessment is that turnout will be high, and the election will be close.

And not because of a prudent assessment of organic risk but risk created on purpose by Congress having a temper tantrum over a fight it already lost.

Nonetheless, the evaluation of the true implications of these findings on the development of antimicrobial resistance is limited, because the assessment of prudent use requires detailed information that is not fully available from monitoring data.

Serial PDAC assessments and prudent birth timing are still required to minimise clinical hazards associated with under-diagnosis of severe hypertension or PE.

The modifications to TrophicTrace® conducted for this assessment may be prudent and applicable for improving the accuracy and realism of other assessments involving avian receptors exposed to chemicals via contaminated sediment and transfer through the food web.

42 43 Ultimately, it seems prudent to use a combination of assessment of performance and competency to assess fitness to practice independently.

As specified in relevant Chinese laws, prudent site selection and environmental impact assessment must be conducted prior to commencing construction of any hydropower station.

It takes time-consuming evaluation, longitudinal follow-ups, considerable expertise, and prudent caution to do an accurate assessment.