Sentence examples for a prudent option from inspiring English sources
"This year, considering the current budget climate, this program is not a prudent option," said Barbara Morgan, a schools spokeswoman.
But another defense official cautioned that talk of any military buildup was premature and that it was merely a "prudent option" in terms of "what should we be thinking about in the event that we need to start enhancing our posture, our defenses?" On Friday Mr. Gates said that the United States had no plans to reinforce some 28,000 American troops based in South Korea.
These studies have highlighted that the accuracy of mutation detection may need to be improved in order for NGS to become a prudent option for clinical genetic testing [ 1, 6].
In the mid-70s, while reluctantly studying commercial art at Pittsburgh - at the behest of his parents, who considered it a more prudent option than fine art - Haring was a hippy with a long, unbecoming plait, who frittered away his leisure time listening to the Grateful Dead and smoking dope.
"Investing in reducing our emissions is clearly the prudent option," says Frank Ackerman, an economist with the Stockholm Environment Institute and a report author.
In the case of uncontained defect treated with bulk allografts the cemented stem may be a prudent clinical option.
"It may not hit you today," Mr. Miller said, "but a year or two from now, when the maps are adopted, it's going to hit your community, and you're going to ask, 'Why didn't we hear this before?' " Edward Thomas, a longtime FEMA official who is now president of the Natural Hazard Mitigation Association, said raising a structure even higher than the new minimum elevation was the only prudent option.
Assemblyman Gottfried, a Manhattan Democrat, said providing state money to extend coverage to illegal immigrants was the most humane and fiscally prudent option.
The prudent option, to minimise the risk of extreme movements, is to buy half your euros now and half nearer the time.
Can we assume that Rodriguez and Jeter will own the left side of the infield for years to come, or are they reaching the stage of their careers where leasing becomes the more prudent option for the Yankees?
