Sentence examples for a prudent interpretation from inspiring English sources
The chancellor will press Britain's case at the next meeting of finance ministers on February 12th, arguing that his budgetary projections are consistent with a prudent interpretation of the stability pact.
Our focus is on checking the cross-country implications of the theories explaining the wage gap, and we favor a prudent predictive interpretation of our results.
As controlling for all these factors is difficult (some of them are unobservable), causal effects of the business environment on the size distribution in this cross-country framework are hard to pursue and we favor a prudent predictive interpretation of our results.
In addition, prudent interpretation is mandatory when the known sensitivity or specificity of the biomarker measured is <90% or when the number of subjects studied is small.
Although this indicates the effectiveness of endoscopic screening for gastric cancer, several limitations, including self‐selection bias, remain, and prudent interpretation of the finding is needed.
This is a prudent and appropriate policy.
Moreover, Obama has been a prudent leader.
It was, in theory, a prudent decision.
This is a prudent policy.
"They are a prudent bank," he said.
