Sentence examples for a prudent move from inspiring English sources

Respecting Leveson's request was obviously a prudent move.

In the short term, this has been a prudent move … but what about next year?

This may partly be a prudent move to sit out recent turmoil in global markets.

"But it is a prudent move to do this in this economic environment".

It was a prudent move, because the Phillies' immediate interest ultimately persuaded Thome to leave Cleveland and sign with them.

It's not a prudent move for a single, female jogger but at no time is it more necessary — though, invariably, less successful — than in the heat of summer.

Such a modern, ethical and financially prudent move would have saved hardpressed UK taxpayers tens of millions of pounds.

As much confidence as Kershaw inspired within the Dodgers, and as much as a left-handed starter seemed the prudent move against the Phillies' dangerous lineup, he still has erratic tendencies that, once they appear, do not disappear.

A prudent preventive move, or so the district assumed.

Winfield should not opt for the classic navy blue Yankees cap merely because it would be a prudent business move.

The new secretary of state for work and pensions, Damien Green, said in a written statement that the latest change to the UC schedule was a prudent planning move which enabled the Department for Work and Pensions to add "contingency" into the delivery programme.