Sentence examples for Sounds prudent from inspiring English sources

That sounds prudent, but in fact is too narrow a view.

This sounds prudent but is actually risky: if the beast of inflation escapes, the increase in interest rates needed to recapture it will then have to be bigger.

Well, they assume that voters will assume that Labour would love to spend more which is why they're trying so hard to sound "prudent" - to use Gordon Brown's favourite word.

Accountants, too, are losing hundreds of people to dot.coms desperate for somebody to make their losses sound prudent.

Investing actually will lead to progress and prosperity as we go forward, and I think it's absolutely essential that we have a sound, prudent fiscal policy.

Sounding more prudent, endive salad was nonetheless lively, with its crumbles of Roquefort and sprinkling of sherry vinaigrette and sweet toasted walnuts.

It hardly sounds like a prudent scheme.

Paying off loans early It sounds like a prudent thing to do - but look out for the sting in the tail.

The last, under the circumstances, sounded like particularly prudent advice.

"What Alliance was doing in buying lots of shares as Enron was plummeting does not sound like a prudent business practice," said Senator Nelson, who, as Florida's state treasurer from 1995 to 2000, had been one of the fund's trustees.

The Bank of Italy does not act as a police force, but promotes sound and prudent management".